Sounds Codes Images

Edited and assembled around collaborative and intermedia practices in sound, code, and visual representation,

Sounds Codes Images examines the intersections of auditory phenomena, symbolic systems, and image-based expression.

The publication brings together works and contributions by a group of artists and thinkerswhose practices intersect across sound, algorithmic structures, notation, and visual logic. Rather than treating sound, code, and image as separate domains, the book situates them as overlapping systems that generate meaning through pattern, rhythm, structure, and perception.

The works featured range from graphic scores and visual notations to sound-oriented visual art and code-based compositions, highlighting how artistic strategies can translate between auditory, symbolic, and pictorial languages. In doing so, Sounds Codes Images emphasizes relations between form and interpretation: how sonic structures are visualized, how images can encode logic and time, and how codes (in the broadest sense) mediate experience.

By foregrounding these hybrid practices, the publication offers a conceptual space in which boundaries between listening, seeing, and decoding are questioned. It frames artistic practice as a mode of translation between sensory registers and symbolic orders—inviting readers to consider sound, notation, and image not as isolated fields, but as mutually constitutive elements of a shared aesthetic inquiry.