Movement and Sliding of Paper: Recorded on March 17, 1994

The audio begins with the soft rustling of paper, creating a gentle haptic sensation. It's the sound of a sheet being picked up, the fibers lightly cracking as it's flexed and manipulated. The listener can almost feel the thin, smooth texture of the paper in their own hands. Next, there's a noise that mimics the act of the paper being moved about on a flat surface. It's a soft, whispery sound, like a gentle breeze passing through a leafy forest. The paper glides and dances across the surface, creating a rhythmic, almost therapeutic soundscape. The sliding of the paper is next. It's a slower, more deliberate sound, the friction between the paper and the surface creating a low, satisfying scrape. The echo of the movement hints at the space in which the sound was recorded, perhaps a quiet room with only this single act of movement to break the silence. There's a clear emphasis on the foley aspect, the capturing of