"Upon embarking on creating "Crazing, Yielding, Void, Creature," I embarked on a profound sonic exploration, intertwining echoes of an imagined antiquated technology with tactile, auditory expressions. The heart of this work lies in the transformative nature of recordings procured from plastic candy, forming the very core of my vision. Throughout the process, I embraced traditional techniques, utilizing synthesis, delay tape, and reverberation to weave intricate calls of an unborn jungle. Immerse yourself in this enigmatic auditory landscape, where the convergence of human absence, artificial general intelligence, plastic components, and alien cognitive elements births unprecedented sonic lifeforms, crafting a compelling narrative that peeks into our sonic future."

The CT::SWaM Plasticity Office is a sound installation and temporary spatial sound studio inside Fridman Gallery’s office/showroom, designed by sound engineer/artist Daniel Neumann. The installation-system will feature a rotation of performers who will be activating it as a space for events, presentations, workshops, experiments, talks, discussions, etc. The recordings of these activations will get integrated into the regular, daytime installation as added content, which will accumulate and change over the run of the show.