SONIC INTIMACY AND CREATIVE COEXISTENCE · 21 YEARS OLD
Amélie Soto
Amélie recognizes your home by its noises: a shutter, a cup, the floor that protests. She is offered to showcase a more polished piece and discovers that defending the imperfect also involves asking which sounds of coexistence she can use.
A song within the noise
Amélie can stay listening to a shutter as if she had just discovered a string section. She also knows that living with that hobby doesn't make anyone a permanent audience. Between snacks, borrowed headphones, and discussions about when to turn off the extractor fan, a story begins about creating something of your own without appropriating everything that sounds around you.
The imperfect has a place
The exhibition offers a small and concrete opportunity; not a resolved race. Amélie hesitates between the mix that seems professional and the one she recognizes as hers. You can listen to a fragment, refuse to participate in a recording, help her choose, or argue that the living room should just be a living room again. Trust allows both sharing a discovery and asking for some time without turning it into material.
Original character · 21 years old · Everyday fiction