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This work aims to investigate how acoustic and visual residues serve as evidence of perception and memory.

May 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Socioplastics 2999 — SensoryTrace — Acoustic and Visual Evidence — Core Decalogue VI — Tome III — LAPIEZA-LAB — 2026

Key Points

This work aims to investigate how acoustic and visual residues serve as evidence of perception and memory.
Defines sensory traces as epistemic evidence in Socioplastics.
Analyzes the role of sound and image in registering environmental pressures and conflicts.
Explores the cognitive infrastructure of perception as record and proof.
Acoustic and visual residues provide measurable traces of environments influencing perception.
Demonstrates that perception acts as a primary mode of registration rather than a secondary illustration.
Establishes sensory evidence as a means of preserving unspoken complexities beyond direct statements.

Abstract

SensoryTrace defines acoustic and visual residue as epistemic evidence. In Socioplastics, perception is not secondary illustration but a first-order mode of registration through which environments leave measurable traces. Sound, image, atmosphere, rhythm, and residue function as evidentiary matter: they register pressure, memory, conflict, and presence before conceptual abstraction. SensoryTrace treats visual and acoustic remains as cognitive infrastructure capable of preserving what exceeds direct statement. Perception becomes record, and residue becomes proof.

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