When
passing through an unassuming location in the exhibition space,
a visitor may encounter an unexpected sensory groove, an enveloping sonice space. This perceptual
experience is composed of two audio signals that are essentially
inaudible to human ears, and are rather perceived and felt by the
entire body. The audio, while 'silent' is still nonetheless localized
such that it can only be perceived when passing through the groove.
The
effect is unexpected and momentarily disorienting with its invasive
patters of 'sound'. A lingering visitor will experience subtly changes
in pattern over time. Subjects may question their own perceptual experience as the persistence of paranoia strikes the mind through body.
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