In the complex world of sound waves, every material harbors its own frequency code—its inherent frequency. When the frequency of an external sound wave matches this code, a miracle of energy transfer is triggered: tiny amounts of sound energy are efficiently amplified through resonance, causing stationary objects to vibrate significantly. This phenomenon of "resonance at the same frequency" is not only a fundamental principle of physics but also permeates our lives: microwave ovens heating food, radio signals receiving signals, and even the way buildings respond during earthquakes all follow the underlying logic of resonance. We have visualized this hidden frequency dialogue as the interactive installation "Sound Resonance" (1200*1200*1500mm). Visitors adjust the audio generator using precise knobs, as if unlocking a series of frequency codes. Vertically arranged metal rings within the installation act like silent dancers, awaiting their own frequency's call. When a matching sound wav