A Sonic Self-Introduction
Sound art mirrors the way Mingjun moves through life. She listens before defining, senses relationships before explaining them, and finds direction by working through uncertainty. What began as an exploration of sound gradually evolved into a rigorous inquiry into spatial acoustics and physical interaction: shaping soundfields, guiding embodied attention, and structuring temporal experience beyond visual or linguistic reliance.
Over time, sound became the place where ability and genuine fascination met. Her question was no longer whether she could build a future in sound, but how to bridge auditory phenomenology, physical computing, and immersive multichannel spatialization to formulate a distinct artistic and research framework.
This two-minute sonic self-introduction captures that transition. It is not a summary of her work, but an introduction to the mind behind it.
Two-minute excerpt. Headphones recommended.