Homéostasie

The processing of sound material does not necessarily imply a change of identity for the object subjected to a specific process, so you can create new material while maintaining distinct the initial appearance of the object.
In fact homeostasis is defined as an attempt at conservation of a given structural level, therefore, a tendency to the retention of information.
I consider a sound as a word in its narrow sense.
The aim of this composition is to create a timbre and temporal connection among sound objects. Elements from different environments and contexts, totally unrelated to each other, coexist, are intertwined and interact together, thus giving rise to a form "alive and responsive" able to move in an imaginary space.