The course examines the intersection of climate change and heritage, while also considering innovative ways of representing these themes through the medium of sound. In the past, human settlements were primarily shaped by geographical terrains; today, however, they are predominantly defined by borders. A new conversation has arisen around the challenges posed by border regimes and restrictions on movement, especially in the face of environmental disasters. Valuable insights can be gained from places where border controls are temporarily lifted—areas that exist as anomalies within the modern nation-state system.