{"title":"Room 15","metaTitle":"Room 15 – Time Leaks · alfatih · Kunsthaus Langenthal","audiofile":{"url":"https://timeleaks-kunsthauslangenthal.org/media/pages/room-15/bc6fa77ee3-1771157331/en_elevenlabs_2026-02-15t12_07_46_adam-stone-smooth-and-relaxed_pvc_sp96_s83_sb86_v3.mp3","filename":"en_elevenlabs_2026-02-15t12_07_46_adam-stone-smooth-and-relaxed_pvc_sp96_s83_sb86_v3.mp3","id":"room-15/en_elevenlabs_2026-02-15t12_07_46_adam-stone-smooth-and-relaxed_pvc_sp96_s83_sb86_v3.mp3","duration":null},"maincontent":"<p>Stop here in the hallway. You are listening to <em>Time Leaks</em>.</p><p>The sound you hear, ticking clocks, dripping water, the heavy thud of rubber stamps, is not filling the room in a traditional sense. It is being projected by a parametric ultrasonic speaker. This device creates a narrow, focused beam of sound, much like a flashlight creates a beam of light.</p><p>If you step a few meters to the left or right, the sound will likely disappear or change texture completely. The composition itself is reversed and out of sync. It is an auditory illusion designed to suggest that the timekeeping of the building is leaking out.</p>","medias":[{"id":"48ff7b5c-b51f-4733-9105-8584612838d5","columns":[{"id":"068a52da-7904-40f9-ba78-c12eb71aef16","width":"1/1","blocks":[{"id":"0abb8932-cd77-4ae5-83c0-7676f2fc00fa","type":"image","html":"\t<figure class=\"\" data-ratio=\"16/9\">\n\t\t\t\t\t<img src=\"https://timeleaks-kunsthauslangenthal.org/media/pages/room-15/738c8b490b-1775462422/29-1000x-q85.webp\" alt=\"Time Leaks\">\n\t\t\n\t\t\t\t</figure>\n\t"}]}]},{"id":"99cddf64-5cc0-4b58-9fca-47c919d17c32","columns":[{"id":"4371cfc7-4581-4c1a-a497-daeddc3a84df","width":"1/1","blocks":[{"id":"832f52e6-0b34-4fca-b6a1-29e65a14ccb4","type":"image","html":"\t<figure class=\"\" data-ratio=\"16/9\">\n\t\t\t\t\t<img src=\"https://timeleaks-kunsthauslangenthal.org/media/pages/room-15/3e37b50a76-1775462358/30-1000x-q85.webp\" alt=\"Time Leaks\">\n\t\t\n\t\t\t\t</figure>\n\t"}]}]}]}