Eiji John Infante Mitsuta Japan
Exploring sound is central to my work.
What others may consider noise—the hum of a crowd, birds
chirping, the patter of the rain—to me is as musical as symphonies or sonatas. Much of my work revolves around bringing sounds to life, developing what I hear around me into music.
To me, composed works are like buildings that house our emotions, while sound reflects the natural world.
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