While in the pod, the audience will soak with seaweed and human collaborators. They will simultaneously relax into the warm water and womb-like environment while being positively challenged by the intimacy and otherness of the lifeforms surrounding them, the pulse of the city through the semi transparent latex walls and the (radical ecology and) playful climate conversations being generated around them. Some of these experiences and learnings, like the ambience of the environmental pod-tecture will for many be transmitted via osmosis along with the beneficial nutrients proffered up by the marine algae, others will be received gently and dynamically through conversation, texts and wayfindings. After exiting the algae pod the audience will be transformed on different levels. Their skin will feel great, for one, but bigger concerns will be preoccupying them. The transactional relationship between human and algae will have morphed. They will feel restored and re-energised to reposition themselves in roles of ocean restoration. By reentering the seaweed web portal, pathways to new versions of biomutual sea changes become visible. Their relationship to their usage of public space will have temporally, spatially and dramatically shifted. By creating an encounter with marine algaes and a space for shared conversations around ocean ecologies within an experimental bubble, the Algalshpere has provided them with a glowing model of the possibilities inherent in a future populated by symbiotic relationships between art, architecture and marine science.