Composition for Objective Sound with 8 Speakers, 3 Structures Overlapping

Composition for Objective Sound with 8 Speakers, 3 Structures Overlapping is an audiovisual installation that superimposes the flow of sound objects moving through a virtual space onto eight speakers and three structures positioned within the physical exhibition space.
Upon entering the exhibition, the audience first encounters sounds emerging from different parts of the space. Although the sounds originate from specific locations, their causes are not immediately apparent within the physical space itself. A virtual space in the form of a floor plan is projected onto the wall, superimposing the physical space occupied by the audience with the positions of the speakers and structures. Within this virtual space, sound objects move through the environment on their own.
The flow of the sound objects changes in relation to the structures, and whenever an object reaches the position of a speaker superimposed within the virtual space, it produces the sound it carries through the corresponding physical speaker. By observing the projected virtual space, the audience gradually comes to understand that the sounds heard throughout the exhibition are not generated at random, but emerge from the relationship between the movement of invisible sound objects and the physical space.
Even in the absence of a performer, the sound objects continue along their own flows, creating the moments in which sound occurs. At the point where physical and virtual spaces overlap, the space becomes a score that performs the flow of the sound objects. By rereading the relationship between what is seen and what is heard, the audience encounters another way of perceiving sound.