In my sound work, I have combined the topic of my dissertation, which is the relationship between nature and sound.

My sound work can be divided into four parts, the first part is when nature was not yet destroyed, and the second part is when nature was destroyed due to the outbreak of war, industry, and technology with the advent of the industrial age. The third part is when mankind is involved in cutting down or destroying the natural environment. The fourth part is when mankind has done this damage and nature has taken its revenge so that environmental and natural measures are taken.

In the first part, I used some harmonious synthesizer sounds, representing the most pristine untouched sounds of the natural world. In the second and third sections, I added some sound effects, such as the sound of some bombs and artillery. This represents the world going to war as the human industry grows more and more ambitious. In addition to some of the perceived sounds, I also recorded some thunder, which can represent the beginning of climate change in the natural world, representing the occurrence of some natural disasters. In the last part, the music turns back into harmonious synthesizer sounds. This represents mankind starting to value the harmony in nature and to make up for the mistakes they have made, by using technology to develop products that are better for the environment rather than mass warfare. And it is partly a vision of a better future for mankind.