On the brinks of the glacier water cliffs, Waverly the Whale slowly rises through the curling waves, revealing his deep-blue back scattered with stars. A reflection of the story that has been shined down on him for over a century. His moaning song escapes the waves cresting toward shore, carried along on the seasoned air and the steady pulses of the ocean below.

On the edge of the banks, on the garden path, Parker, the Curious Boy, kneels in the soil. He digs meaningfully but carefully, turning the dirt until he finds the ocean melody’s first spark. Always behind, Wilson, The Sound Painter sits nearby, listening and following as the boy works with the ebbs and flows of the sea winds meeting the earth walls. The pluck and swipe of his strings begin painting shapes and creating colors with a harmonizing pulse. The rhythm works the air into a thick churn of flavored haze in the building sky until it seems like day and night at the same time.

Paige and Jess, The Fire Makers pause among the flowers to add the finished dried leaves to stoke their own smoke. Following the heed of the nature around them, they start to also find that glimmer of the same song in the rising warmth they are creating. They bend close to the bright flames to see where it leads next. Acting as a witness, above them all, Opal the Watching Owl presides from the hollow of the ancient tree by the shore, its branches stretching through soft blue clouds.

The painted melody wanders out of Waverly’s waves, filtering up through Parker’s cold and newly turned earth, past the fire builders sparks, and up into Opal's twisting thick, sturdy branches. At the furthest horizon, a blazing amber light glows. A thick ribbon of smoke curls and billows from it's peaks into the welcoming sky—a quiet promise of BRN, the next chapter.

WAV (Water), DIG (Earth), AIR (Air), and BRN (Fire): four elements, four landscapes, one world of songs to hear, see, feel and maybe even taste. Follow, and enter.

Welcome to the WILSON World. 

Feeling, Seeing & Tasting Sound Since 1982