Is an experimental short film and sound composition that invites viewers on an evocative journey through Lough Hyne, Ireland’s first Marine Nature Reserve. Starting from the highest mountain summit, the film descends into ancient mountain canyons now submerged by the loch. It explores the serene shores of the lough, plunges the depths of the 50-foot trench beneath its surface, and follows the water’s path through Whirlpool Cliff before flowing through the Whirlpool Rapids—a narrow channel created and built by the local people in times of famine and maintained until today - out to the open sea. The film captures the rich soundscape of each setting, from the whispering winds at the mountain’s crest to the deep, resonant tones beneath the lough, and the dynamic currents o f the cliff and rapids. "Surface" melds striking visuals with a textured auditory experience, exploring the deep connection between nature and human impact. This journey encourages reflection on our environmental footprint and invites viewers to reconnect with the natural world.