𐤄ד HED ( Echo) is 𐤀 sound-based augmented reality system and 𐤀 conceptual framework for altering perception through space.
HED operates through sound, movement, and presence - It transforms the environment by adding responsive sonic layers that behave differently from everyday reality.
The familiar becomes unstable, and listening itself becomes an act of transformation.
HED uses spatial change as 𐤀 tool for consciousness shift.
By using the system, spaces reacts in unexpected ways - voices, gestures, stillness, repetition, all of this changes the essence of 𐤀 place, it transform the user into 𐤀 layered version of reality.
participants are invited to question habitual perception and open themselves to additional layers of awareness.
Why? and what are this letters? 𐤀𐤄𐤁𐤄 | 𐤔𐤋𐤅𐤌 | 𐤀𐤍𐤓𐤂𐤉𐤄|
At the core of HED lies 𐤀 polytheistic conceptual stance.
The project draws on Phoenician letters 𐤀 writing system that predates monotheism and once connected many cultures across the Middle East.
HED approaches this language as 𐤀 symbol of plurality: 𐤀 time when meaning was distributed, forces were multiple, and reality was not governed by 𐤀 single authority.
In contrast to monotheistic structures - one truth, one power, one center — HED proposes 𐤀 world shaped by many forces acting simultaneously.
Sound, light, movement, fire, breath, and words each operate as independent agents.
By revealing these layers, the system invites participants to recognize that reality is not singular, but composed of overlapping energies that deserve attention and respect.
HED aim to expose structure.
Through repeated actions, embodied listening, and responsive environments, participants encounter how perception can be shaped, expanded, and reframed.
Meaning emerges not through explanation, but through resonance.
HED is augmented reality as 𐤀 lived condition
𐤀 space where perception is tuned, consciousness is layered, and echo becomes 𐤀 way of knowing.