Interspecifics presents a spatial sound and light performance designed to adapt to different architectural environments. Using a square dome as a physical field of spatialisation, Sonic Grid redirects and refracts sound along its orthogonal axes, transforming architecture into an instrument. Drawing inspiration from Jacobo Grinberg’s syntergic theory, which proposes that reality emerges from the continuous interaction between the neuronal field and a unified information matrix of potentialities that perception weaves into form, Sonic Grid materialises this concept through sound: each vibration becomes an act of synthesis between the physical and the mental, the digital and the organic. This field of resonance also echoes with techno-shamanic practices, where technology functions as an extension of ritual instruments, mediating altered states of perception and collective awareness.