This audiovisual installation activates only when two visitors hold hands, closing a circuit between paired sensors. A simple, familiar gesture, associated with family, care, and reassurance, becomes the interface that brings the work to life.
As hands connect, visuals and sound unfold together, translating touch into a shared sensory moment. Neither participant can activate the piece alone; the experience exists only through mutual presence.
By turning an intimate, everyday action into a public interaction, the work reflects on how memory is formed through closeness, held, passed on, and felt between people rather than stored in objects.