no radio this time?

NO RADIO THIS TIME?
conceptual sound work which explores the invisible architecture of the contemporary environment.

What we perceive as silence is, in reality, a dense and continuous field of electromagnetic activity. Radio transmissions, wireless communication, navigation systems, satellites, and countless digital infrastructures coexist around us, occupying the same physical space while remaining beyond the limits of human perception.

The work investigates this hidden presence, not as technology, but as landscape.

Field recordings become a point of departure, gradually intersecting with translated radio activity, electronic textures, and spatial sound processes. The distinction between natural ambience and technological interference begins to dissolve, suggesting that today's environment can no longer be separated into "nature" and "signal." Instead, both coexist as components of a single acoustic ecology.

FIELD ultimately asks a simple question:
Does silence still exist, or has it merely become inaudible?