Form of Sound is my ongoing final-year project at Musashino Art University.

It explores how everyday sounds can be translated into visual motion.

Sounds that fill our daily lives often pass unnoticed, treated as something usual. Yet within each lies its own rhythm and texture. This project collects these overlooked resonances and visualises them through minimal lines and shapes. When sound takes on form, we begin to perceive it from a new perspective.

Fifty such “Forms of Sound,” gradually shaping new rhythms.

This page shows a selection from the ongoing project. The full series can be viewed on the dedicated Form of Sound website: formofsound.com