What is that crackling sound waking you up at night as you lie next to the most beautiful, best human being in your cosy apartment? What is that sound? What is it trying to tell you?

The exhibition’s central character is a woman who has experienced cancer. She describes herself as someone who’s been lucky with family, level of income, career and looks. Still, when speaking of cancer, she says perhaps that’s her only chance at breaking free, awakening and being born again. The wish to break free could be interpreted as the contemporary human’s attempt to rationalise everything, even cancer, but perhaps it’s actually an opportunity to find your self-noise in a sea of noise.

*To sound technicians, self-noise is the noises, which come from a microphone when it isn’t connected to a sound source. From within the microphone itself. Sound technicians are recommended to place the microphone in a closed container to get rid of the unpleasant crackling.