Stereo - Drypoint Engraving

In Stereo, the city refuses to be silent—even when we are shut inside.

A young man passes with a radio and loudspeakers. A vendor calls out his wares. Cars rumble. Sirens pierce the air. Children laugh. Birds carry messages overhead. Fences divide and contain.

 Sounds become a collective rhythm—overlapping, interrupting, competing, and answering one another. The boundaries between noise, music, commerce, warning, and play begin to disappear.

 Out of this collision emerges another kind of architecture: one built not only from streets, buildings, and barriers, but from sound.

Stereo asks us to see the city differently—to listen with our eyes.

Artist: Enrique Miralles “Tente” Yoruba-Cuban.  Drypoint Engraving. Edition 6/20