Sign, from the latin Word signum: "Mark, Token, Signal". Originating from the Proto-Indo-European word sek: "to follow" as "an Indication of where to direct yourself to"

From Middle English noyse, noise, from Old French noise: “a dispute, wrangle of uncertain origin” originating from nausea (disgust, seasick) or noxia (hurting, damaging)

An interruption or distortion of a flow of information.

"Tokyo is a chaotic city that works perfectly"

"To create a work of art, one must understand the savage nature of the environment and find harmony within it."

You must orient yourself in it not by book, by address, but by walking, by sight, by habit, by experience; here every discovery is intense and fragile, it can be repeated or recovered only by memory of the trace it has left in you: to visit a place for the first time is thereby to begin to write it: the address not being written, it must establish its own writing.