The title "I Remember The Sound Of Osaka" opens a space for reflection on how sounds shape our perception of places and memories.

With this work I explore how memory reconstructs and reinterprets sensory experiences.

The scribbled; tangled lines; almost like graffiti; are a visual representation of Osaka's urban noise: the hubbub of crowds; traffic; the sounds of neon signs.

The fragmentation of the image evokes how auditory memories are often fragmented and non-linear.

The contrast between quiet and busier areas reflects variations in the city's sound environment.

"I Remember The Sound Of Osaka" is a visual exploration of auditory memory; using abstract and fragmented elements to evoke the sensations and emotions associated with experiencing the city.