Adee Roberson interviews Brussels based, Thai sound artist, and musician, Liew Niyomkarn. Coming from sound experimental practice and performance, her work focuses on listening practice and conveying memories through sound. She uses field recordings to detect time, (non)-human voices, everyday routines, text, archrival sounds, and different tuning systems in nature – to combine them with a sonic palette and the properties of sound itself, such as sounds of spaces – she presents her work in the form of live performance and sound installation. “Field recordings map memories onto memories as she jumps between time and place; from pulsating synth experimentalism to delicate folk sounds. The textural electronics of the dreamscape collage are “intertwined with an unabashedly long attack and decay, and amorphous sound of untuned lyre and prepared guitar into one spiral segue.”