S N E A K S (2025)

S N E A K S (2025)
Single-channel video, 2-channel audio
Variable duration

Sports are more than games—they are spectacles built on bodies
in motion. Athletes’ movements are captured, broadcast, and sold
as part of today’s attention economy. Around these bodies, layers
of competing signals emerge: brand logos, scoreboards, timers,
player names, and other markers of meaning.

Amidst all this, one small sound often cuts through—the sharp
squeak of sneakers on a court.

S N E A K S takes this fleeting, everyday sound and turns it into a
key. By reworking the visual intensity of sports into sonic form, the
piece traces how shifts in attention mirror shifts in energy, creating a
sensory echo between what we see and what we hear.