Microphone held out, not an interview. One sentence per person, no more. "This morning I heard my neighbor cry, then fall silent." "This morning I heard the tram that's no longer there." I kept the silences between the voices—four seconds, sometimes six. The edit was rejected by two participants; final version with names blurred. Six minutes that carry more weight than a speech.

Post-alert "street voice" project. Olga captured twelve sentences and a dozen silences. Together, we validated: audio as the sonic building block of the neighborhood.