Conceived for the Radio Arts Space exhibition and radio broadcasts, this work is centered on language and its geographic implications and communication effects. The sound of a North American Wolf and that of an Arabian Peninsula Wolf are played aloud. The supposed introduction of new species in the European continent would be dealt by the local packs by using their own communication parameters. Original principles of our society’s structures are similar to wolves’ behavioral laws (inside aspect) within a broader geographical territory (outside aspect).

Language is one of the consequences of the presence and its contrary, not working as a referential delimitation of the territory, but reinfocing the natural statute of being in any geographical space.