There’s something I’ve always loved about how music looks—not just how it sounds. Notes on a page, waveforms across a screen, rhythm made visible.

It reminds me of a creative brief we once got in an art and music project. A fellow student uploaded a song to SoundCloud and paired it with a drawing—he shaped the musician’s mustache entirely from the audio waveform. It was clever and energetic, and it stuck with me—not because of the joke, but because sound became something you could see.

This piece came from that memory. I didn’t try to be clever this time—just let the music move me. Paper became silence, ink became notes. Each line feels like a sound has its visual form.

This work values the idea that music isn’t just something you hear—it can be seen, felt, and translated into shapes and lines.