uncertainty is a spatial sound composition that aims to portray a feeling of uncertainty and the ways in which people cope with it. The inspiration for the piece is derived from life during the pandemic; from the drastic changes the author’s career went through, aiming to devote herself to music full-time; and from the conversations she had with her sister while writing her Master’s thesis “Experience of people with the obsessive-compulsive disorder during the COVID-19 pandemic”. For people with OCD, coping with the unknown is quite demanding, and for all of these reasons, for tonota, uncertainty became a loud background noise that was difficult to assuage. tonota portrays a sense of uncertainty in its overwhelming feeling of confusion and loss of clear judgment, employing rhythmic patterns and other sonic elements to depict ways in which people try to find comfort in establishing order where there is none. Her compositional techniques have been influenced by Beatrice Dillon’s piece Workaround and Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians.