The project explores the migration routes of beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) in northern Alaska waters, reflecting on the relationship between climate change and the response of species. Topographic images of the area and studies of climate change in the region provide the context for observing migration routes and reinterpreting them.

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The project is part of the study of interspecies communication between humans, other biological species and technologies as equal agents interacting with each other. The analysis of migration routes allows us to look into the internal system of perception of the world of biological species in order to try to understand and therefore to change the rules of interaction between human and nature.