The Configuration of Sound is a visual book of prose which celebrates the spoken beauty of words.
The book uses geometry to substitute vowels, revealing the underlying phonetic structure in writing.
Based on the construction of language, the iterative design process of geometric substitution visually tests whether the words of prose are rhythmic, lyrical, plain or otherwise. The structure of the book consists of prose, followed by its geometric graph design.
The book comprises forty pieces of prose, written over six years on love, art, life and death and soul.
