Liminal Soundscapes

A lot of what drives this comes from dreams, nightmares, and everything in-between. That strange internal logic where things almost make sense, but not quite. Rooms connect in impossible ways, reflections don’t behave, bodies distort, time slips, and text or clocks stop meaning anything.

That’s the space I try to capture.

AI has become a useful tool in this process, not because it’s perfect, but because it fails in similar ways. It struggles with consistency, with structure, with things like hands, mirrors, or readable text. The same kinds of breakdowns we experience when dreaming. That overlap makes it surprisingly effective at recreating that unstable, dreamlike logic where rules exist, but don’t fully hold together.

This is all intentional. None of it is random or disposable. Every piece is shaped, filtered, and pushed until it lands exactly where I want it, both sonically and visually. The imperfections are selected, refined, and placed with purpose.

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