Delhi is a city that wakes up to new arrivals everyday. Thousands of people step into the city, off trains that ferry them to a new life from a teeming hinterland. 'N-Dl Jn.' (the abbreviation that denotes 'New Delhi Junction' in standard railway time tables) is a sound work about moving into, and circulating within the city.

The recurring motif of distinct train tracks, approaching and going away from the location of the listener punctuates the steady murmur of the quotidian, signalling the city as a magnet as well as a springboard for daily migrations.

Shown at:
Invisible Cities, curated by Fallt designers Fehler. Commissioned by Queen's University, Belfast for Belfast Festival at Queen's 2002 and supported in its touring format by the British Council. It has exhibited in: Lisbon, Portugal; Naples, Italy; Brussels, Belgium; and Valetta, Malta.

http://www.fallt.com/invisiblecities/