“All creation begins with a witness.
In physics, observation is not a passive glance; it is an interaction that alters what can be said about a system.
The inner world, applies the same principle: what is not witnessed remains indeterminate—felt, but not intelligible. And what remains indeterminate does not rest. It returns as pattern.
I believe an artist makes art because the psyche refuses to let the unwitnessed disappear quietly. So it seeks form. Rhythm. Sentence. Harmonic resolution. A structure strong enough to hold what once had none.”

This is the philosophy of Ramdey.
Here, words and sound are treated as instruments of witness— to give form to what once had none, so it can finally be carried, understood, and transformed.