In the case of Noise Flowers, it seems that I keep gathering thoughts and impressions from many corners of my work, that come together to form this magma-like substance into what other digital works melt into, and new forms emerge out of the digital brewery of my own desktop and ongoing mindscapes.

As a calming sound that assures us that the world works with our own internal rhythms and the rhythms of systems unknown to us, noise is here to comfort, keep us company, and make a cacoon around us.