Harmonic Habitats - Biosonification Project

Call for Sponsors: Help Bring Harmonic Habitats to Life

We’re seeking visionary sponsors to support Harmonic Habitats - a groundbreaking project at the intersection of animal care, sound art, and environmental connection.

Developed by sound artist Justin Wiggan, this project explores animal sonic husbandry to enhance the emotional wellbeing of the seven alpacas at Stay Wild Farm. Using biodata, field recordings, and natural rhythms, we’re creating personalized one-hour soundscapes for each alpaca—designed to reduce stress and foster emotional harmony.

Check out some of Justin's previous projects -

Echopoint at the Eden Project

Internal Garden - You'll never see plant life the same again!

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What makes this Unique?

We're transforming the natural sounds and energies of the farm—wind in the trees, buzzing bees, flowing water, starlight patterns, even the textures of hay and wool—into therapeutic sound environments. This is more than art: it's a new, non-invasive form of emotional care.

These immersive environments aim to reduce stress, promote rest, and deepen emotional balance—a non-invasive, sensory-centered approach to animal care.

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What does Sponsorship give?

Supporters will help pioneer an innovative model of care that blends sustainability, science, and creativity. In return, sponsors will receive recognition across media, project materials, and farm events, with options for deeper collaboration and visibility. Sponsors names and/or logos will be added to an individual Bench with QR code for listening, placed around various areas on the Stay Wild site.

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What is it?

Each of the farm’s seven alpacas will receive a bespoke, one-hour soundscape, crafted from biodata and on-site field recordings—capturing:

* Wind through trees

* Bee pollination patterns

* Streams and rainwater

* Night sky signals

* Sunsets and air shifts

* Textures of hay and wool

The playable songs will be featured on our website and each will have a dedicated Bench with QR code linking to the song.

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Why Sponsor?

By supporting this unique blend of environmental art, animal wellbeing, and sonic therapy, your brand will:

✔️ Be recognized across press, events, and project materials
✔️ Help pioneer innovative care methods
✔️ Align with values of sustainability, creativity, and compassion

Interested in becoming a sponsor or partner?

Let’s create more compassionate habitats—together.

How to get involved...

We are looking for sponsors, businesses, or individuals who would like to get involved in something unique. You could be connected to us, a Cornish business, connected to Audio, or just interested in some way :)

Sponsorship to create each Alpaca's song and purchase the bench with QR plaque comes to £800. We are happy to accept multiple sponsors per animal if a smaller sponsorship amount is preferred.

Please take a look at our Alpacas profiles below and click to e-mail us about the one you would like to Sponsor :)

If you are interested to know more info, please just drop us a line to discuss or contact Justin directly on morrisoto@yahoo.com

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More about Justin...

Justin Wiggan is an artist working at the frontiers of arts and public intervention. His practice includes a range of media from sound, phonics, film, drawing, installation, interventions and performance, and has also attracted collaboration across the medical research and creative industries sectors.

His works have been exhibited nationally and internationally: B.O.M Birmingham, Protein Gallery London, Baltic Gallery, Citric Gallery Italy, Gigantic Art Space New York. His aim is to educate, share and engage people with sound as a creative field and reconnect with their lives using sound art.

He also extends his artistic practice into collaborative research in galleries, youth homes, and public access spaces with community groups and leading workshops within areas of vulnerable elements of society, palliative care, mental health and education.

He runs Glass Twin LTD , a company who uses sound as a tool to promote mental wellbeing through technology,reflection, nostalgia and memory. Glass Twin LTD is a sound and health focused company which aims to improve community resilience and individual wellbeing though a simple, accessible process that reconnects us with the world of sound. Glass Twin uses a reflective process with customers to develop bespoke soundscapes; and products incorporating the soundscape. Glass Twin has worked in a range of settings including hospices, prisons and schools. The company has also worked with emergency services and charities working to support people with mental ill health or additional needs.

“Justin is one of the most important artists working across arts and health right now, his ground- breaking work has huge potential for impact across life sciences, a testament to the power of creativity in health and wellbeing.” Karen Newman , Director of BOM

Other interesting links to projects Justin has been involved in:

http://www.listeningpassport.org

http://www.internalgarden.info

http://www.life-echo.co.uk

http://www.cocsi.org

http://www.mythzzz.co.uk

http://www.deadsongs.uk

http://bcu.justinwiggan.co.uk

https://www.memorycloudatlas.org

http://www.mallsoftandcalm.co.uk/about-mallsoft/

http://www.iwishicouldsinglikeabird.uk

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00060w0