Digitally fragmented sounds and beat loops are processed by means of a self-reflexive algorithm. The relationship between particular sounds describes dynamic and tonal sound spaces that move in field structures. The sounds are broadcast via short-range FM radio transmitters with different frequencies and obtain their spatial representation via the positioning of the receivers. The receivers are cheap mobile radios and pocket radios brought by the visitors. These populate the room in variable groups, or are spread over various rooms and outdoor spaces and ideally are moved by the recipients. Through the recipients topological rearrangement of the radio receivers, a potential restructuring characterises the spatial discontinuity.