Attunement is a live sound performance centred around water, resonance, and subtle disturbance. A small illuminated water tank functions as both instrument and interface — its surface is observed in real time, and the movement of ripples directly shapes sound and visual behaviour.

Rather than traditional digital visuals or sound visualisation, the visual elements are physical and immediate — light, colour, and movement act directly on the system, influencing how sound emerges.

Minimal gestures, air movement, and physical interaction gradually shift the system’s state, moving between low-frequency drones, metallic textures, and submerged distortions. The sound builds and disperses in cycles of intensity and reduction.

The performance explores sensitivity, instability, and transformation, where listening becomes a physical and spatial experience.