This corner-screen installation uses real-time body tracking to transform visitors’ movements into a shared digital canvas. Without interfaces or instructions, presence alone becomes the input, individual gestures merging into a collective visual field.

Inspired by the Arabic notion of تذكروني —remember me—the system retains traces of movement as a form of digital memory, allowing each participant to momentarily inscribe themselves within the collective image before dissolving into it.

Playful and intuitive, the work introduces the exhibition as a space of shared authorship, where public interaction becomes a living, remembered composition.
The title is a nod to the research that brought this piece to life, raising awareness on private data, video surveillance and presence in public spaces.