The works produced through Ezra are not illustrations of ideas.

They are the result of living with the system over time — holding experience through sound, objects, repetition, restraint, and return until meaning became legible.

At the same time, each work demonstrates a specific property of the Ezra system in action.

Some works hold meaning privately.

Others make structural behaviors visible.

Together, they form a body of work that is both output and evidence of the system being lived.