An ongoing investigation into how urban environments reshape perception, using the gradual disappearance of the sky as a framework to explore memory, culture, and spatial change.

What becomes perceptible when absence—rather than presence—is measured, translated, and experienced through data?

A sonification engine, turning a building into an orchestra.

Can architecture and environments be understood as living systems through sound?

A sensory journey through the electromagnetic sounds of the lights of Tokyo.

What forms of urban life emerge when electromagnetic signals are treated as a sensory and emotional layer of the city?

When noise pollution becomes visible.

In what ways can environmental noise be translated into perceptible forms that alter how we experience urban space?

From material to sound: shaping an audiovisual composition from the rhythms and textures of bamboo data.

How can bamboo be interpreted as a living archive, a symbol of resilience, craftsmanship and organic evolution?