
Cabinet, a take on the 19th century cabinet of curiosities, is filled with found objects collected by the artists in and around Mexico City. On top, two transducers, pulling from the vibrations emanating from Suspended Plate, cause the objects on the shelves to rattle, move around, and potentially fall.

Suspended Plate is a large wooden polyhedron, which acts as the tectonic source of vibrations that affect each object inside the Cabinet. An infra-subwoofer hidden inside the box emanates frequencies that cause the sound to become tactile.

Double Phase is a pair of speaker drivers mounted face-to-face and electronically out-of-phase with each other, creating an unusual sound field, especially when the viewer is in close proximity to the object. The sound emission is visible through the movement of the exposed cone.