Abstraction, in its essence, gestures toward a form of equality - where pure form is liberated from conceptual, narrative, and hierarchical constraints. It dissolves fixed contexts, transforming into an ephemeral yet persistent moment in time. Pauline Oliveros describes "deep listening" as a physical practice that fosters heightened awareness and perceptual attunement. This resonance transcends mere auditory experience, engaging all the senses in an intricate, tacit multidimensional interplay - vivid yet elusive, fluid yet deeply grounded. John Cage redefined silence in his work 4'33" as a space for listening rather than an absence of sound...