"I gather colours, textures, and shapes I love.

I am a breath—of dust, foam—and a cloud of fur.

I collect expended energies and nascent thoughts,

I disperse and yield them to the wind."

Emanating from “Soundcloud” is the sound composition “Breath” written by Dominic Khoo.
Delving into the transient intersections of shape and conversation, discord and harmony, its inception is rooted in the captured sounds during the creation of sculptures by artists Leow Wei Li and Celeste Tan.

The piece commences in a state of confusion, mirroring the primordial phase of language and dialogue. Within this space, sounds interact and merge, inhaling and exhaling, in a persistent search for structure and significance. This turbulent beginning gradually gives way to a more refined cadence and progression, articulating ideas and phrases with rhythm and purpose, showcasing the collective vibration that unfolds from chaos to melodious symmetry.