You can find the Cannery near the Tremblay Homestead, in the Industry exhibit.

"The inspiration for this soundscape came from an old boating float made from blown glass wrapped with rope. In the soundscape I choose to bring out the sounds of water, rope tying it together with a methodic bass line to create a distorted track that invokes a mellow interpretation of what it could be like floating along the water."

You can find this Japanese glass fishing buoy across from the salmon cleaning table in the Cannery in the Industry exhibit.

"Throughout this project, I attempted to capture the relevance of water in our daily lives. While listening to this production, one should appreciate the fragility of water in all its majesty. This soundscape provides the listener with a figurative breath of fresh air swept from the surface of salty tides."

Find this nautical diorama in the Naval collection in the Becoming BC exhibit.

"The year is 1794. . . The soundscape begins outside of the docked Discovery. The weather is gloomy and Sea Lions are heard near by. A crew member enters the quarters, sits down, and spins the globe several times. A haunting melody creeps into the soundscape, representative of things to come."

You can find this globe in Captain Vancouver's chambers inside the HMS Discovery in the Becoming BC exhibit.

"This soundscape is meant to evoke feelings of nostalgia and curiosity for people in modern society as many, if not all of us, will never experience an ocean crossing in a boat such as this one. we also wanted to add some muffled voices and other sounds that might not be as familiar to listeners that could still be present in this context."