SUPERNATURAL
“Nurturing ourselves, one another, and the Earth through the music of plants.”
Nature, Music & Deep Ecology
SUPERNATURAL is an eco-artistic project that aims to foster awareness of the living world and the intelligence of nature through the music of plants, encouraging us to care for ourselves, one another, and the Earth through music and ecology.
By translating the plants' subtle electrical fluctuations into melodies, SUPERNATURAL reveals the vibrant intelligence of living beings and invites us to listen to nature in a new way.
Concert de musique des plantes, LICA, Marseille 2023
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What we do
Plant Music Performances, Nature Workshops & Sensory Experiences
“Raising awareness of plant intelligence”
Through a series of immersive artistic experiences blending sound, art, and sensory ecology, SUPERNATURAL draws inspiration from the healing sanctuaries of Ancient Greece, as well as tarot and mythology, to create spaces for reconnecting with ourselves and the living world.
Plant Music Sound Baths, sensory workshops, and participatory rituals weave together a multidimensional journey where listening becomes an act of presence and emotion a shared language with nature. Each experience invites participants to slow down, awaken their senses, and explore the subtle connections between their inner landscape and the ecosystems that surround them.
Installation “Inner Forest”, Berlin, 2021
Discovering the secret world of plants
Finding the magic within
Naturomancie avec Amaury Bouquet, Berlin, 2021
What is plant music?
Plant music is a technological process that uses a device equipped with sensors to measure the bioelectrical activity of plants and translate it into music. This technology reveals that each plant produces its own unique melodies and responds differently to its surrounding environment.
Ecology & Well-being
Ecology of emotions
This project is rooted in an artistic exploration of the ecology of emotions—an approach that explores the profound relationship between our inner world and the living world that surrounds us.
Caring for our inner ecology means learning to recognize, welcome, and transform our emotions with awareness. Caring for our outer ecology means cultivating a more conscious and respectful relationship with the Earth and all living beings. Closely related to the field of ecopsychology, this perspective suggests that our personal well-being is deeply interconnected with the health of the ecosystems of which we are a part.
By developing this awareness, we open an ongoing dialogue between our inner landscape and nature. This relationship becomes a source of comfort, inspiration, and resilience, inviting us to live in greater harmony with ourselves, with one another, and with the living world.
Just as we have learned to recycle our physical waste in order to care for the planet, we can also learn to care for our emotional lives. By cultivating emotional intelligence, we contribute to creating healthier relationships and a more compassionate and sustainable world.
The Heart Sense
The herbalist, poet, and philosopher Stephen Harrod Buhner describes the heart as much more than an organ that pumps blood throughout the body. In his writings, he invites us to consider the heart as an organ of perception—a gateway to a deeper form of awareness and relationship with the living world (Ref. The Secret Teachings of Plants).
Inspired by this vision, I speak of the "Heart Sense": a quality of attention rooted in intuition, felt experience, empathy, and presence. Rather than a scientific theory, it is an artistic and philosophical invitation to experience our connection with nature through a more sensitive and embodied way of perceiving.
Research in neuroscience and psychophysiology has shown that the heart possesses its own intrinsic nervous system and generates a measurable electromagnetic field around the body. Some researchers, including those at the HeartMath Institute, have explored the relationship between emotional states, heart rate variability, and human well-being. Stephen Harrod Buhner's work has been a major source of inspiration for my own exploration of the dialogue between the heart, emotions, and the living world.
Cultivating this emotional awareness invites us to inhabit our inner experience more fully, developing greater calm, clarity, compassion, and presence in our relationship with ourselves, with others, and with nature.
Heart Coherence
When the nervous system of the brain and the rhythms of the heart come into coherence, we often experience greater mental clarity, emotional balance, and inner calm. This physiological state—commonly known as heart coherence or cardiac coherence—supports the regulation of the nervous system and contributes to overall well-being.
For more than thirty years, the HeartMath Institute has conducted research into the physiological and psychological benefits of heart coherence practices. Their work explores the effects of coherent emotional states on stress reduction, emotional resilience, human relationships, and, more broadly, our interaction with the world around us.
Within SUPERNATURAL, these ideas become a source of artistic inspiration. Music, plants, breath, and deep listening are brought together as practices that invite participants to cultivate emotional ecology and rediscover a more conscious, compassionate, and harmonious relationship with the living world.
About me
Alex Hélène Alexopoulos
Sound Artist – Researcher - Sound Healer
I am a French-Greek sound artist, singer-songwriter, and composer working under the name Wild Anima. For over a decade, I have been creating ethereal, atmospheric ambient music where voice, sounds from nature, plants, and electronic textures merge into contemplative soundscapes, often accompanied by intimate and spiritually inspired lyrics.
My collaborators
Anaya Bini, floral scenography (Fleur Urbaine), chakra dance facilitator
Zigola Pioppo, musician, jazz singer, therapist (Damanhur, Italie)
Masterplants Orchestra, music group (Damanhur, Italie)
Iris Le Fur and the Desmodium collectif, sound and visual artist, Marseille
Amaury Bouquet, visual artist (Barcelone)
Copyright & Intellectual Property
© 2021–2026 Wild Anima / Alex Alexopoulos. All rights reserved.SUPERNATURAL is an original artistic project conceived and developed by Alex Alexopoulos (Wild Anima), in collaboration with Amaury Bouquet and Zigola Pioppo for educational workshops.
All texts, concepts, artistic direction, visual identity, original music, sound works, images, installations, workshop formats, performances, and associated creative content are protected by international copyright and intellectual property laws.
No part of this project may be reproduced, adapted, distributed, performed, published, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from the copyright holders.
For collaborations, exhibitions, performances, educational programs, or licensing inquiries, please contact:
wildanimamusic@gmail.com