This evening brings together works that oeuvre along the gaps – in distortion, uncertainty, and narratives omitted within idealised versions of the past. Marcin Pietruszewski and Lukas de Clerk explore the ancient Greco-Roman aulos that epitomises an exalted and unraveled state; Dania’s speculative research sonically reanimates Mesopotamian museum artefacts to imagine a soundscape of southern Iraq without colonial interference; Stefan Fraunberger’s long-term research on Transylvania’s relic pipe organs highlights material processes that have stretched beyond the instruments’ convoluted histories and nature-culture battlefields. Here, idealised versions of the past are distorted into unstable hallucinations.