“The duration of sounds is expressed on paper as length, with systematic conversions between scales. The occurrence of events depends on the onset of sound; no sound signifies no event. The sequence of events becomes crucial, as the flow of time is driven by the unfolding of events during the recording process.”
When I employ this auditory process that replicates physical space through paper space, my attention is largely focused on how to quickly record simultaneously occurring sounds, their directionality, and exploring different forms to express what I hear. I use different colours to distinguish sound types, which also requires me to identify and guess the sources of the sounds.Sound Map on Bench A to F, 2025.