Lost in Transmission is an interactive sound sculpture composed of found objects and obsolete technologies, evoking a world where stranded individuals repurpose archaic equipment to signal their existence. The structure is built from weathered pallet wood, forming a network of shelves that hold dismantled, found speakers—some without casings—attached with visible speaker wire. These speakers play continuous loops of abstract glass taps and a melodic orchestral sample, recorded and manipulated on custom tape loops. The piece’s sound is always running, creating a background mechanical hum and fuzz. Only when a viewer steps on a pedal does the intricate audio become audible, revealing the layered sonic textures. A small military case at the base houses power elements and adds a sense of found purpose, as if salvaged from a forgotten outpost. Lost in Transmission invites audiences to contemplate themes of identity, isolation, and the human need to communicate across technological and temporal divides.