Sevket Akıncı and Doga Ünyaylar examine the idea of organizing a hidden and invisible social life within acoustic architecture in the sound sculpture they produced together, inspired by the pipe kit of a wood stove. Sonic perspectives allow for ideas and practices other than the separation and delimitation of social spaces. Walls, floors, ventilation, heating or sewage systems... These are all systems that connect and transform interpersonal relationships rather than separating them. The sound coming from the hole at the bottom of the sculpture and the sound collages obtained as a result of the collision and friction of different everyday objects, distortions, the artists' own voices, create a composition with the change of the sounds they are exposed to, triggering listening procedures, and the artists place the sound sculpture in the pipe kits currently hanging on the ceiling in the building and present it to the visitors. They open new areas of perception.