The orator opens the book and begins to speak. The words appear on the page just as they were spoken. But lo, what's this? By simply touching the page, the words may be rearranged, removed, redoubled, revised. And as the words are changed, so too are the sounds and motions of the orator speaking. All three are linked: sound, motion, and language. Ordinarily, editing audio & video affects the words, but here the connection is reversed: editing the words affects the audio & video. In this way, the recording of speech may be dissected, deconstructed, discombobulated and turned into something new.
