HYDRONE is a transdisciplinary spatial audio installation by Ruby Singh exploring water as memory, force, and connective tissue. Presented through the 4DSOUND system at Lobe Studio, the work combines hydrophones, environmental recordings, modular synthesis, poetry, and climate data sonification to create an evolving sonic ecosystem that moves through elemental states of ice, river, rain, ocean, and mist. Inspired by hydrological cycles and the nonlinear rhythms of the natural world, audiences are invited into a meditative and visceral experience of ecology, memory, and planetary crisis.

Developed collaboratively with Priyanka Chakrabarti (PIU), Tarun Nayar, and Fiana Kawane, the installation draws deeply from Indian classical music and ambient music practices.…