Cassette tapes—once vessels for music—are dismantled and reconstructed into sculptural form. The work transforms an object of playback into a physical record of material and memory.

Sound is no longer heard, but its presence lingers in the structures that once carried it.

Built from modular cassette units, the work can expand from individual sculptural forms to large-scale installations spanning entire walls. Each installation is composed specifically for its space, allowing the architecture itself to become part of the work.

Custom commissions are available for residential and commercial spaces.