Particularities is an experiment in communal interior monologue, assisted by technology. The work was produced using a sound-processing patch in Max/MSP, which communicates with a webpage that processes speech recognition and visuals. Audio is spoken into a microphone from a stage covered in reflective curtains, which the computer transcribes and records. Fragments of text flash on the screen, which also manipulates the computer’s webcam to display a pixelated silhouette of the speaker, processed through Javascript. In parallel, the computer continually selects random-access recordings, mangled through pitch and time manipulations until they sound like glitches, ghosts—or inner demons. A series of prompts cycle through the screen, alternately asking the participants to speak and questioning the nature of what they are actually doing.