Kindled by Andreas and Hazel-Lim Schlegel’s ‘The Oort Cloud and Blue Mountain’, we began exploring the limits of our senses on most familiar ground - our home.

Equipping ourselves with a digital scanner and microscope, we ventured into peripheral zones of our home, to find Dust and Packaging - always here today and gone tomorrow. With suspicious ears we interrogated every household appliance and device with an electromagnetic field microphone, to find them speaking in frequencies we cannot hear.

Our discoveries led us to map out the elusively textured dimensions of our home, creating these audio-visual landscapes of our subconscious.