Inspired by quantum particles, this set of pieces explores diverse interactions of sonic particles in order to induce a series of disturbances in the virtual time-space configuration of the  sound system. The diffractions, reflections, superpositions and collisions of sound material present a nuanced perspective on the role of perception in speculative quantum physics. By considering the different stages of sound as wave-particle entity through diffracting patters, ecological and phenomenological relations emerge between material, bodies, space and time.