KARITO is an audio sculpture made from interpretations of the 192 national anthems of the member states of the United Nations layered upon one another, projected simultaneously from multiple sound sources. The position of the listener determines which instrument comes to the fore and which becomes background. The music, unlike most composed pieces, does not have a beginning, middle or end and is not constant. The random selection of instruments and themes from the various sound sources (cd and mp3 players) makes it impossible to predict what will happen next.

The random juxtaposition of the various themes creates a new piece, the structure and tone of which are determined by the listener's relative position within the audio sculpture at any particular time.

No two listeners will experience the same piece in the same way.

KARITO is the Esperanto word meaning “ love of one’s neighbor.”