Vibrations for Android

Vibrations for Androids is an infrasonic installation. A platform, a low hum, a body listening with the skin. Two people lie head to head. Between them: a slow pulse of the world. What cannot be heard moves through deep vibrations below the threshold of hearing. Sound without sound.

The body listens. What arrives are the slow tremors of the planet: tectonic drift, whale calls crossing oceans, the deep pulse of militarized earth. There is no image, no score, no direction—only the pressure of presence. A signal not for the ear but for the spine. Listening becomes feeling.

The installation occupies a space where the known begins to flicker. Not silence, but the vibration of things too slow, too vast, too old. An audition of what lies beneath recognition. It does not matter if you believe in it. The body already knows.