"Biocentric Interconnectedness" is a participatory and time-based performance that engages gallery-goers to assist in the creation of the finalized installation. Visitors are encouraged to take yarn from the wall and tie it to the backstrap loom that Goss inhabits. The materials and processes used to create the installation (hemp yarn, wool yarn, natural dyes, weaving, etc.) serve to strengthen the concept of interconnectedness. The performance attempts to visually and physically capture the importance and impact of the energy that we all put into the interconnected web.