Proximity: To be near in distance or time. The state of being proximate suggests physical and temporal closeness and foregrounds connection, such as our corporeal relationships to sound (see Avasilichioaei), or the unique proximity to landscape provoked through automobility (Nicholson). Being in proximity may give something value or status (see Jaworski and Wool in SDUK09; Cuthand in SDUK06), enact solidarities, or encourage transdisciplinary knowledge (see Skinner in SDUK07.1). Collaboration and co-creation often involves working in proximity even when physically apart (see Su-Feh and Hanuse Corlett and The Neurocultures Collective in SDUK09; see also coalition).