"These tapestries were woven directly from a 50-minute sound recording made in the garden on the other side of Sprott's Wall, a boundary shared between the garden and the library. Through the application of a specially written script, the recorded sound was configured to the 'score' for John Cage's 1952 Lecture on Nothing, a spoken word performance that has silence at its core."-Susan Morris, Modus Operandi website, accessed 12/05/2023.