The installation invites participants to engage in non-verbal, spatial dialogues with Another, prioritizing bodily presence in human-machine communication.
Participants connect with Another not through empathy or anthropomorphism, but through shared experiences of fragility, curiosity, and playfulness.
I/Another brings the focus back to the body, encouraging participants to explore new ways of being and staying in a creative flow.
Both human and machine co-create the interaction, reflecting the idea that systems evolve through mutual influence rather than linear control or comprehension.
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