I Hear You Better With Noise
I Hear You Better With Noise is a series of sound-sculpture installations that translate the affective qualities of friendship into a sensory environment. Developed in collaboration with four close friends, the works transform conversations and personally significant objects into resonant sculptural forms activated by transducers (contact speakers). Sound, composed from recorded conversations, travels through these materials—shaped by their density, size, and structure—producing subtle variations in vibration and pressure that are felt as much as heard. Installed in response to the architectural elements rather than presented as discrete objects, the work invites slow movement, proximity, and sustained attention, allowing relationships—between the artist and participants, a viewer and a sculpture, or among viewers—to be experienced through resonance, duration, and shared spatial presence.
Run Run, 2026, wood, transducers, amplifier, sound (67min), 16 x 80 x 72 inches
Installation view. Viewers are engaging with Run Run
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Double Movement, 2026, copper pipes, transducers, amplifier, sound (65min), Approx. 40.5 x 9.5 x 1 inches
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Detail view. Transducer attached to the back of Double Movement
A viewer engaging with the work
A Rose In/From/To You, 2026, sculpture given by a contributor, carving on wall, transducer, amplifier, sound (120min), dimension variable 
A viewer engaging with the work by pressing their ear against the wall and resting their hands on it.
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