chronostasis is a soundscape that explores the fragility of time and self as experienced through illness, loss, and perceptual rupture. Emerging during a liminal period when roles and identity dissolved, memory itself felt planetary and remote. While outwardly meditative, the piece carries moments where sonic memories break through, startling and immediate, as though perception itself were being rearranged.

At its core lies a question: how do we encounter nature, memory, and time when they exist as simulations—shifting, distorted, always refracted through the fragile lens of perception?