Teri Rueb's interactive sound walks, sculptures and site-specific installations explore landscape, architecture and spatial aspects of sound. She recently launched a new site-specific work across two sites Elsewhere : Anderswo as part of the exhibition Landschaft 2.0 at the Edith Russ Site for Media Art (Oldenburg, Germany) and the Springhornhof Kunstverein (Neuenkirchen, Germany). Past works include Core Sample (Spectacle Island, Boston Harbor and the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art), itinerant (Boston Commons and Public Garden), and Drift (set along the Wadden Sea near Cuxhaven, Germany). Trace, set along a network of hiking trails in the Canadian Rockies, was her first GPS-based sound walk created as a new media co-production with the Banff Centre for the Arts.