Cedar Chorus [in five parts] was created for re:location, a group exhibition at Mahone Hall on Salt Spring Island, featuring artists living and working in the Salish Sea.

These islands play host to some world-rare ecosystems, such as Garyoak meadows, Arbutus (known in the US as Madrone), and ecoculturally significant native plants such as camas, chocolate lily, coastal douglas fir, red cedar, as well as sandstone beaches.