Teka Natataeko Ah is WALA's experimental dabbling to the business of film-making. The group recorded people's conversations and also the sound – or occasionally their mimicking by a human voice – of buzzing machines, roaring vehicles and other various kinds of noise that can be heard usually in an urban setting. They are used as a material to an approach in creating a film montage that can be thought of as an inverted dubbing. The recordings are used as the main reference point in deciding which moving images will be put together for the work. What can be heard are dissociated to their usual interpretations because of connecting them to either found or taken videos not really related to their original contexts. Because of this seeming disjunction created, the work becomes a play with the relationship between what we percieve and the ideas we associate with them; leaving it to the viewers to create some sort of sense or/of narrative out of it – or just not to try at all.