Category Studio Project: SoundScape
This is a picture and soundscape of when I went to Shibuya Crossing in Japan. It’s considered to be the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, estimating that over 1000 people cross each time. This captures the vibrant energy of… Continue Reading →
In Songbirds and Bells, you are immersed in the calm serenity of the Sehome Hill Arboretum. The birds chirp faintly in the trees above, as you lay in a suspended net. When the clock strikes 3’oclock the campus church bells… Continue Reading →
I took this video in the morning after hearing the rain pattering on my roof. The sounds of rain, birds chirping, and an occasional car driving by is reminiscent of the spring gloom to me.
A warm wind gusts by as you sit by the ocean. You walk up the beach through a densely green lush trail; the melodies of birds singing follow you through. You can still hear the ocean distantly and you know… Continue Reading →
Endless Studying is about the time passing by as the focus is on studying. You can hear the sounds of drinking coffee, typing and submitting an assignment. The normal, comforting sounds of being a student.
My intention behind this soundscape was to show how you can get enveloped in your own writing or other people’s words. I was very inspired by weaving and textile medias as well as activist pieces like Marina Abramovic. Protests and… Continue Reading →
This post is a strong memory that I hold onto from my first year at WWU. A cool spring day with drizzling rain, bringing in a beautiful and cloudy sunset for myself and my seven roommates to enjoy. Amidst the beautiful skies are hardworking student at Westen, trying their hardest to graduate and live through college life.
I recorded this soundscape in Sehome Hill Arboretum beside the 1935 landslide. It captures the juxtaposition of nature and human activity. With its beeping trucks and metallic bangs, the constant construction noise is set against the backdrop of diverse bird… Continue Reading →
I feel most at peace when I hear the birds singing outside my window. But sometimes I can’t help but notice how sad their songs sound amongst the discordant noises of civilization, a siren or car or train. I wanted… Continue Reading →