a sound installation that plumbs a world in which the seas have risen—in particular, the uneasy psychic terrain of an inundated New York City. Lighthouse 40° N, 73° W is a sonic remapping of familiar territory turned strange, broadcast through headphones to individual listeners. A hypnotic electronic score of found sounds, drones and musical motifs conjures a visceral sense of traveling through New York City’s crumbling subterranean infrastructure, destabilized by overuse and the effects of extreme weather. Words are used sparingly. Instead, a delicate interchange of short-wave radio recordings and climatic noise, broken codes and uncertain ciphers, conveys themes of wonder, impermanence, and solitude.