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The audio begins with the serene silence of a field, creating an ambiance of anticipation. Suddenly, a crisp, clear sound shatters the tranquility, reverberating through the air - it's the sound of pottery being smashed. The noise is distinct, reminiscent of something ceramic, perhaps a cup or dish, hitting a solid surface and breaking apart. The echoes of the smash seem to hang in the air, leaving a sense of finality. Then, there is a brief pause, a moment of calm before the next smash comes, as powerful and resonant as the first one. Each smash is unique, varying in intensity and pitch, yet they all share the same raw, organic quality, untouched by any electronic manipulation. In the aftermath of the fourth and final smash, shards of china can be virtually heard scattering, creating their own form of rhythm against the backdrop of the field. This audio recording is a perfect example of foley, the art of creating sound effects, capturing the essence
