Rain 🎵

Rain is carved from time itself.

Like the Cantor ternary set, it begins whole. Then something is taken away. Then more. Then again.

What's left is silence in the shape of a pattern.

Rhythms drop out. Frequencies fall into negative space.

This is rain rendered algorithmic: broken into recursive gaps, twitching at the edge of rhythm.

Cantor set middle‑third removal diagram

Diagram of the Cantor ternary set — a line broken by subtraction.

The frequency carving gave me shivers.

  • Date: 2014
  • Tools: SuperCollider, custom EQ scripting, percussive ukulele
  • Process: Middle–third deletion, recursively applied to form, rhythm, and tone
  • Iterations: 3 layers
  • Artifacts: Scars in my ukulele
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