Paper has made it possible for us to extend the limits of memory and communication through symbolic representations and visual imagery. It is seen as a vessel of knowledge and communication, while its intrinsic properties are being disregarded. In the process of papermaking, the fibers have been ripped and pressed to a form almost two dimensional, but the end product still contains some things that reminds us of its origins. It is somehow in a liminal state between life and eternal.

In the work, Handmade papers are resonating as the sounds of wind travel through them, creating a symbiotic sonic texture off the embedded sounds together with those of the paper itself. These vibrant embodiments of sound, together with their surroundings, form a new reterritorialized aural environment.