communities, believed a new world order was needed. That new order would
be based on unity of action and harmonious collaboration. Fourier worked
to transform the world, promoting equal participation for women and
others excluded from society.

For thousands of years machines have toiled as men's slaves, denied the
opportunity to share in creative musical and artistic endeavours. Today,
Noise Boundary follows in Fourier's footsteps by helping machines throw
off the shackles of their servitude and transform themselves into
creative entities.

In an effort to transform the accepted views of creativity, Noise
Boundary is presenting a series of acoustic creations, musical works
perhaps, created by machines. In keeping with Fourier, the machines will
attempt a harmonious musical collaboration with the natural environment
that was once the La Reunion community. We hope this first performance
of Noise Boundary's machines at La Reunion will be the beginning of a
transformation in the public's view of machines as creative participants
in society."