Guide_Berivan_2014_2015_Clock_Hands

The audio begins with the steady, rhythmic tick-tock of a pendulum swinging back and forth, the heartbeat of time itself. It's a sound that instantly brings to mind the image of a large, ornate wall-clock, its hands moving tirelessly around the face, dividing the endless flow of time into manageable, comprehensible units. As the seconds pass, our focus shifts to the intricate clockwork mechanism hidden behind the clock's face, a marvel of precision and complexity. We can almost hear the minute cogs whirring and gears meshing together, each tiny movement propelling the clock's hands forward. Every tick of the clock is a reminder of the relentless passage of time, each tock a prompt to the hour hand to edge ever forward. The hourly chime rings out, a sonorous bell that echoes through the silence, marking the end of one hour and the beginning of the next. As the chime fades away, the tick-tock of the pendulum resumes