Sound is developed in parallel through a process of sonification, where patterns, grids, and movements within the visual system are translated into audio. Generated simultaneously in real time during the creation of the work, the sound becomes an extension of the same underlying structure - allowing the system to be both seen and heard.

Created through generative processes and techniques, the work functions as a semi-autonomous system where variation unfolds over time.
A QR code reveals an XR extension of the artwork, allowing the system to expand beyond the building and surround the audience through their devices. This gesture reflects Vasarely’s vision of art as an active, accessible presence within the urban environment.

The result is an immersive piece where architecture becomes a dynamic interface, and form is defined by its capacity to continuously transform.