Supporting a thesis in a multi-sensory, multi-species and interdisciplinary environment?

Here is an audio and visual installation which try to present a project that reflects my field of study: multi-sensory, multi- species and interdisciplinary. Currently a second year PhD student between the University of Liege (Liege, Belgium) and the Haute Ecole d'Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris, France), I have recently decided to work more on the psycho-corporal experience of people coming into contact with animals in the Bardiya National Park (BNP) in Nepal, rather than on the living environment of a river at its edge. Nevertheless, this first field, this river (Khauraha) and its bank, allows me to introduce this second topic with relevance and is an opportunity to fully immerse both the general public and the readers of my thesis, in this complex field.
This presentation would show how I imagine an exhibition that reconstitutes this singular space-time, working with artistic (sound work, writing, drawing, photography, video) and scientific (anthropology, geography, ethology) disciplines, in the framework of my thesis defense.