Only in Presence
A chandelier veiled in black and blue roses that remains almost invisible in the dark. From a distance, nothing seems to be there; but in proximity, an unexpected world of light, color, and motion is revealed.
Concept
By requiring presence to be seen, Only In Presence transforms passive spectatorship into co-creation, reminding us that our attention and curiosity are not only generative forces but also acts of care. In doing so, the piece opens a space for reflection on the ways we connect with each other, with technology, and with the fragile beauty of the world around us
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