Sensescapes proposes a choreographed, interactive and multi-sensory experience to babies 3-18 months old and their care-takers. It is conceived as an installation based performance, designed to challenge usual conceptions of aesthetics for babies, which consists of visual, tactile and auditory elements, aiming to induce interplay of the audience's physical movement and sensory input. Sensescapes unfolds a series of carefully composed, interconnected events which aim to involve its audience, trigger their curiosity and encourage their agency in landscape rich in stimuli.

The interrelational ecology which emerges from the placement of children and carers within a safe, immersive environment creates a community which itself reflects and embodies the performance aesthetic. The audience becomes a collective of actors in their own story, emancipated from the fixed viewpoints and semiotic codes of conventional dance. Space, action, reaction and perception are reconfigured to encourage agency, and thus emancipation. Excerpt from "The Emancipated Baby" by Ben Fletcher-Watson on Sensescapes

The performance concept and contents are created in accordance with the latest developmental research concerning perceptual, cognitive, and social abilities in infants.