On one hand, radio broadcast as art medium offers egalitarian art without walls. Available at any time, the artworks exist side-by-side with commercial media to be deciphered and assessed by anyone tuning a radio.

On the other hand, these art pieces are replicas of contemporary life in which distant sounds, source obscure, form the scrim against which personal experience occurs and is projected.

Each installation of these pieces is unique. Specific channels (broadcast frequencies) are identified to legally fit into the local crowded band, meaning each site's broadcast has distinct neighbors and context.