An immersive audiovisual performance in which the human voice becomes the starting point for a shared sensory language beyond words.

The work unfolds as a solo performance for voice, electronics, and live-generated visuals, multichannel audio, moving fluidly between sound, image, and presence.

Voice, sound processing, visual projections, and physical materials/stage wear form a single interdependent ecology. The stage acts as a living organism—breathing, responding, and continuously reshaped by vocal gestures.

Through an embodied dialogue between voice, technology, and an evolving audiovisual universe, the performance invites the audience into a shared space of listening, resonance, and discovery.

A Living, Transformable Setup
SONORITY / HIBIKI can exist within a traditional stage format or expand into a site-specific, total installation that responds to the architecture, acoustics, and material conditions of each location.The setup is modular and adaptable in the room from bigger stages / black box to more experimental set- ups.