For the best experience, turn your mobile devices to landscape
​Alongside Cheryl's Commission, she has been researching ways that enable audience to experience the rainforest biorhythms through senses other than hearing. The following video summarises her work in progress, presented in Spoken Word English, with Welsh language transcription & BSL translation.
Yn ogystal â’r Comisiwn, mae Cheryl wedi bod yn ymchwilio i ffyrdd o alluogi  cynulleidfa i brofi biorhythmau'r goedwig law trwy'r synhwyrau eraill, heblaw am y clyw.   Mae'r fideo canlynol yn crynhoi’r gwaith hwn, ac fe’i cyflwynir yn Saesneg, gyda thrawsgrifiad Cymraeg a throsiad BSL.
' Through my  Sensory Sound research & development, I am offering a collection of creative ideas for people​ to try themselves, ​enabling audience an opportunity to expand access by experiencing sound through a wider range of senses.'  - Cheryl Beer
'Trwy fy ngwaith ymchwil a datblygu Sain Synhwyraidd, rwy'n cynnig casgliad o syniadau creadigol y gall pobl arbrofi â nhw yn eu cartref, gan alluogi'r gynulleidfa i ehangu eu mynediad wrth iddynt brofi ​sain drwy'r holl synhwyrau.'  - Cheryl Beer
​For the best experience, turn your mobile devices to landscape
Ar ôl ymgynghori â Ruth Fabby MBE yng Nghelfyddydau Anabledd Cymru, y mentor Pobl Fyddar, Jonny Cotsen, a Kaz Jeffries yng Nghanolfan y Byddar Llanelli, aeth Cheryl ati i archwilio Sain Synhwyraidd ymhellach gyda'r Artist Dawns a'r Hyfforddwr Corffori, Fiona Winter. Mae hefyd wedi creu ffilm brawf, yn cipio’r gerddoriaeth ar ffurf defnynnau o ddŵr lliw. Gallwch weld ei gwaith ar fynd yn y fideos, isod.
​After consulting with Ruth Fabby MBE at Disability Arts Cymru, Deaf mentor Jonny Cotsen & Kaz Jefferies at Llanelli Deaf Centre, Cheryl explored Sensory Sound further with Dance Artist & Embodiment Coach, Fiona Winter. She has also created a tester film, capturing the music as droplets of coloured water. Her work in progress can be seen in the videos, below.​
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Commissioned and supported by Unlimited, celebrating the work of disabled artists, with funding from Arts Council of Wales