For the 19th episode of Peripherie, Igor Dyachenko invites Akhira Sano, a Japanese artist and musician, whose practice connects sound, drawing, and installation into a slow, attentive study of everyday life. Working with muted textures, micro‑glitches, prints, and recordings, he explores imperfect forms and residual noise, placing a quiet, personal perspective within the wider sonic arts landscape. Two phenomena—repetition and non-repetition, the meaningful and the meaningless—constantly alternate between contrast and chaotic intermingling. Like checking the calendar for seasonal shifts, or noticing cigarette smoke turning white before you realize it. https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/peripherie-19-akhira-sano