Fourteen silk pendants are suspended in space with brass bells weighted at the bottom of each strand.
The disk forms are made from silk carrier rods, a byproduct of the silk reeling industry. These silk carrier rods are created from raw silk filaments being caught within reeling machines, and are subsequently cut and removed. These rods are then laboriously processed to create new forms. The rods are first washed and soaked in water, then manually peeled apart into layers while removing impurities. The strips are then dried and pressed to maintain the integrity of each strip, and then are used to create sculptural forms.

As a body meanders through the installation, the momentum and wind from the physical movement causes the hanging pendants to sway or chime as the participating viewer interacts with the space. This motion in effect, maps out the path that the viewer took within the installation, as each participant navigates in their own way around the space.