The audio track is an implementation for the Bugallo Williams Piano Duo. The work uses the 'freely licensed' piano preparations found in John Cage's Three Dances for two prepared pianos. This is stated on the invoice.

Household furniture, thrift store books, framed time zone map, framed woven landscape, framed collage, obsolete memory devices, CD (Sounds of the South Bay), laptop, interactive software.

Presented at Mt. SAC Gallery, Pomona, California.

This installation is a combination of a “fake” home interior and a reading/listening space, a set of fictionalizations of neighborhood life. In the center is a collection of donated books, outdated memory devices, curios, and a map of time zones. The books invoke questions of identity and isolation, with titles like "The Lonely Now", and "Alternate Realities". A laptop application invites people to contribute a sentence or two about their neighborhood. An end table presents two framed images: a miniature woven landscape, and a reduced aerial photo of Los Angeles County; the customary intimate family photo is replaced with the sprawling metropolis. A zine entitled Zine-o-file contains neighborhood photos and actual accounts by South Bay residents. The CD player plays a neighborhood “audio panorama” of field recordings and electronics. These diversified flows of information allow further investigation, while creating a sense of disorientation that is a frequent part of suburban life.