Beginning in 2009 from the idea of music as installation, Sound Furniture has explored sound not simply as performance, but as a way of tuning space, perception and presence itself.
From “Timeless Lounge” — where musicians surrounded the audience instead of separating stage and listener — to spatial installations at the former French Embassy in Tokyo, Sumida Aquarium, Meiji Jingu and public architectural spaces, these works have continuously explored subjective listening, environmental sound and deep spatial awareness.
Long before terms like “deep listening” or “immersive audio” became widespread, Sound Furniture was already searching for music that could exist like high-quality furniture: quietly transforming the quality of time and space simply through its presence.
Today, three foundational works return to streaming.