At its core, SoundFrames is an audio-first project. The visuals serve as an amplifier, enhancing the mood rather than dictating it. The vertical 9:16 format reflects the way we naturally capture fleeting moments and how we consume media today. Rather than overthinking each piece, I embrace intuition, working quickly to preserve the raw emotion of an idea before it fades.
By embracing limitations—using only what is already there—I create within boundaries that allow these fragments to breathe. SoundFrames is less about refinement and more about recognition: a way of noticing, collecting, and transforming the subtle textures of the everyday into something new.