(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

Can we talk about a sound which does not sound? Do we need to generate more sound stimuli in such a noisy society? Can we refer to subjective sounds from the collective experience? Can we use the silence of written language to represent sounds? As Murray Schafer pointed out in the sixties with the creation of the concepts "soundscape" and "acoustic ecology", cities have their own sound identities that transform at breakneck speeds, modifying and increasing the volume of their sound environment. Thus, we get contemporary times, where the accumulation of sound layers has raised noisy societies in which information is diluted.