An immersive exploration of the spaces between sound and silence, memory and presence. This multimedia installation captures the residual impressions left in abandoned and transitional spaces—empty rooms, forgotten corners, threshold moments.

Through a combination of long-exposure photography, field recordings, and suspended sculptural elements, the project invites viewers to pause and attune themselves to what remains when activity ceases. Each piece documents the subtle vibrations of places that once held life: the echo of footsteps in an empty hallway, light moving across a vacant floor, dust particles suspended in afternoon stillness.

The work examines how spaces hold memory, how silence is never truly empty, and how stillness reveals rather than conceals. Visitors are encouraged to move slowly through the installation, allowing their own presence to become part of the temporary ecology of absence and attention.