EMPTY MAPS
Empty Maps is an audio-visual project built around a 13-track piano record. At its centre is a 180g vinyl — a keystone object that carries both the music and the story. The album explores themes of connection, isolation, and family lineage, using piano as a way to communicate when language fell short.
Each track is a chapter in a broader narrative, tracing a personal shift from one version of self to another. This extends into the visual design: a cover made from layered family artifacts, scanned documents, and personal fragments arranged in chaotic form, contrasted by an insert that brings those same elements into quiet alignment.
Together, the sound and visuals create a dialogue — between past and present, disorder and clarity — quietly marking a sense of before and after.
Vinyl and sheet music available in the store.
Each track is a chapter in a broader narrative, tracing a personal shift from one version of self to another. This extends into the visual design: a cover made from layered family artifacts, scanned documents, and personal fragments arranged in chaotic form, contrasted by an insert that brings those same elements into quiet alignment.
Together, the sound and visuals create a dialogue — between past and present, disorder and clarity — quietly marking a sense of before and after.
Vinyl and sheet music available in the store.
Key deliverables
180 gram vinyl + printed inner sleeve
Motion design
Music production
Social campaign
Visualisers
180 gram vinyl + printed inner sleeve
Motion design
Music production
Social campaign
Visualisers
