Imagine starting with a blank canvas of sound, a void, and then gradually introducing points or seeds, each emitting a unique tone or sound. These seeds represent the centres of the Voronoi cells. As you move away from each seed point, the intensity or characteristics of the sound gradually shift.

The distances between the seeds dictate the patterns and rhythms of the soundscape. Close seeds generate similar sounds, creating harmonies or repeating motifs, while distant seeds introduce contrast and variation.

As the sounds evolve and interact, influenced by the shifting boundaries and relationships between the Voronoi cells. Some regions may grow louder and more dominant, while others fade into the background, creating a dynamic and indelible mark on the sonic landscape.