Overview
This sound design collection explores how voice, texture, and rhythm can carry emotion and narrative without relying on traditional structure. Each piece uses layered audio, silence, and ambient sound to create immersive experiences that feel both intimate and slightly disorienting.
Audio Diary
https://www.adobe.com/files/id/urn:aaid:sc:AP:c55d8065-92af-46b1-b425-04589ed4e624
The audio diary is a personal soundscape built from voice recordings, background noise, and subtle shifts in tone. It captures the feeling of drifting through your own thoughts, sometimes grounded and sometimes lost. Instead of following a clear storyline, the piece moves through emotional textures, allowing silence, distortion, and breath to guide the pace.
Marilyn Monroe Mixdown
https://www.adobe.com/files/id/urn:aaid:sc:AP:57b8b0dd-5beb-49ee-8e93-26f039f0cd8e
This piece reimagines Marilyn Monroe’s voice by isolating and looping clips from her interviews and films. The goal was to blur the line between icon and individual, giving space to the quiet moments and repeated phrases that are often overlooked. Through reverb, fragmentation, and rhythm, her voice becomes something unfamiliar, hovering between persona and vulnerability.
