“White Room” is an evocative acousmatic composition that immerses listeners in a sonic exploration of space and perception. The piece begins with an audible amplified female exhale, suddenly opening a 3-dimensional acoustic space, overlapping layers of sound that evoke an intriguing atmosphere of a white room. As the composition unfolds, the listener is enveloped in a tapestry of sounds that range from the mechanical to the organic, creating a sense of both familiarity and alienation.
The use of spatial audio techniques enhances the immersive experience, making the listener feel as though they are moving through different sections of the room. Echoes and reverberations play a crucial role, suggesting the presence of unseen boundaries and surfaces. The composition employs a variety of sound sources, including sampled female voice, field recordings, and processed acoustic instruments, all meticulously arranged to create a dynamic and evolving soundscape.
“White Room” challenges the listener’s perception of space and time, encouraging a deep, introspective listening experience. The absence of visual cues allows the mind to wander and imagine, making each listening session unique. This acousmatic work not only highlights the power of sound to shape our understanding of space but also invites contemplation on the nature of isolation and presence within a confined environment.

“White Room” is an evocative acousmatic composition that immerses listeners in a sonic exploration of space and perception. The piece begins with an audible amplified female exhale, suddenly opening