Transforming intimate sounds into visual systems, exploring how personal experience can be measured, structured, and reinterpreted.

What remains of a lived moment when it is translated into data?

Sonic journaling the acoustic identity of cities.

How can subjective emotional experiences be mapped and shared as collective spatial narratives?

When noise pollution becomes visible.

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

Exploring travel as a data-driven autobiography, where movement becomes form and memory becomes structure.

What forms of personal memory emerge when journeys are translated into data-driven visual systems?

Recording the night to make sense of it: translating insomnia into data-driven visual form, where sound becomes a way to understand and regain control over invisible patterns.

When a restless night is translated into data, what patterns begin to surface—and what do they reveal about control?