This sound installation was created for the Giannozzo space in Berlin. It used a number of sculptural loudspeakers, which directly vibrate sound into objects, so called sound transducers. Further were used acoustic lenses, a rotating loudspeaker, and a convential loudspeaker located in the basement of the space.

The vibrating speakers included two fishing poles, 6 meters and 7 meters long, the front window of the gallery, and a plastic jug. The robotic rotating loudspeaker was designed by John Driscoll and Peter Labiak. The sound material was created both electronically and acoustically, using unique ultrasonic and electronic instruments by John Driscoll.