Teri Rueb's interactive sound walks, sculptures and site-specific installations explore landscape, architecture and itinerary. She recently launched Core Sample as part of the exhibition Art on the Harbor Islands with the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art, Vita Brevis Temporary Outdoor Art Program. Past works include itinerant, an interactive sound installation in downtown Boston commissioned by turbulence.org and Drift, set to the tides of the Wadden Sea in Northern Germany (part of the exhibition Art and Wireless Communication). In 1999 she launched her first interactive sound walk, Trace, set along a network of hiking trails in the Canadian Rockies (a new media co-production with the Banff Centre for the Arts).