Naoco Wowsugi: Quantum Radio – A Liminal Sound Workshop

Something to think about:

For Something to think about:’s inaugural event in our new cultural gathering space, we are thrilled to welcome Washington-based artist and gong player, Naoco Wowsugi.

Quantum Radio – A Liminal Sound Workshop
At Something to think about:’s cultural gathering space in Toronto

Three sessions to choose from:
September 19, 2025 | 7:30pm ET
September 20, 2025 | 2pm ET
September 20, 2025 | 7:30pm ET
Register here (limited capacity)

You are invited to step into Quantum Radio—where we tune into the subtle exchanges that occur at the quantum level—between particles, atoms, and molecules—and metaphorically extend this awareness to our own perceptions, interactions, and connections. Together, we will explore sound, silence, vibration, and breath as gateways into expanded states of listening and being.

Through a sequence of simple but executable nine frequency exercises (9xFQ.exe), we will open ourselves as transceivers. Each exercise is an invitation to listen differently: to the subtle, to the in-between, to the silence that holds us. The journey will move from tasting to touching, from sound to silence, from inner breath to shared resonance. The session will close with a gong bath and radio silence, gradually re-emerging into light and conversation.

In a time when noise, speed, and disconnection often dominate our lives, this practice offers a chance to slow down, attune, and re-enter resonance with ourselves and each other. To listen deeply now is an act of presence—a way of remembering that every breath can carry us into new frequencies of awareness.

Quantum Radio is an invitation to explore discovery, reflection, and transformation—physically, emotionally, spiritually, and intellectually—revealing the hidden currents that link us to each other and to the larger universe beyond time and space.

Naoco Wowsugi is a community-engaged artist who lives and works in Washington, DC. Wowsugi’s cross-disciplinary projects range from portrait photography, participatory performance, and collective healing, to horticulture, exploring the nature of belonging and inclusive community building while they highlight and fortify everyday communal and interpersonal identities. Wowsugi’s art practice blurs the lines between being an artist and an engaged citizen.
www.wowsugi.com | Instagram @wowsugi

For more information and to register, please visit www.somethingtothinkabout.nyc
Note: capacity is limited

Something to think about: is located in Toronto’s West End at Dundas St West and Dufferin St.

Contact: wehavetime@somethingtothinkabout.nyc