Sound happened everywhere and every time in various forms. It has embedded in our memory and affects our perception of it as a part of our environment. The relationship between sound, perception, and memories became my interest because it led me to consider that sound is closely related to our everyday life as a sign that something exists. I intend on exploring this idea through my artistic practice.

I am concerned with the limited human capacity to perceive sound that makes differences between us in our perception and vision through some aspects. The experience that happened to us could feel differently from others. Our experiences shape us into our future selves. It made me think that sound is a subtle instruction from nature or who has authority over human beings. Then, it leaves me a question how the existing daily artificial infrastructure has been made to subtly construct our life. This idea stimulates my experimental artistic practice that involves social, cultural, or historical aspects.

For me, persuading people to become aware of the existence of sound, and the way it involves in our lives is a manifestation of an elevation in their critical thinking about their factual society.