"Mori" was a pioneering 1996 net-art installation by Ken Goldberg that translated real-time data from a seismic sensor into an acoustic "heartbeat" to connect physical and digital environments. As a cornerstone of telegarden technology, the project challenged notions of the internet as solely virtual by transforming earth vibrations into a live digital performance. Archival documentation and technical details regarding the project are available through UC Berkeley and various museum records.