I name it “polysyndeton” to contrast with "asyndeton," which is the effect of erasure or unhearing many sound elements in everyday life (Augoyard and Torgue 26). In the process of composing “polysyndeton,” I have listened, ardently and meditatively, to sounds around me, namely, water rising and water boiling and water dripping and leaves drying and flowers crumbling and boiler and heater and toaster and cooker and a vase long time no touched and a wine glass often thirsty and a fridge always moaning and my stomach forever hungry and foil and plastic and papers and...

Polysyndeton 01

This piece explores electronic music played by nature and nature-like qualities of artificial sounds.

Polysyndeton 02

An assemblage of field recordings in the Marine Park, Brooklyn, Lënapehòkink.

Birds observation

i want to listen with my flawed ears
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