/ This piece unfolds through a sculptural light installation that seeks to translate the intangible presence of everyday sounds into a physical, visual form. Using light as a medium, it encodes the auditory world into a three-dimensional structure: height represents the sound’s volume, length its duration, and width its pitch. This abstract yet methodical approach transforms the fleeting sounds of a typical London day into a sculpted, visual language, capturing the unseen rhythms and patterns of urban life. Titled White Noise, the project reflects on those sounds that have become so ingrained in our routine that we no longer consciously hear them. They fade into the background, yet remain ever-present, subtly shaping our everyday experience. By bringing these hidden noises into the light, the installation not only materializes sound but also invites reflection on how deeply these auditory layers are interwoven with our sense of place and time in an increasingly noisy, globalized world.