SYMBIOSIS is a mutually beneficial relationship between different organisms.
What techniques can we use to create new forms of embodiment communication between organisms? Exploring the disparity of perception within the real and the virtual, this installation consists of three layers.
In the first layer, a body is trapped in a virtual world that the audience cannot perceive. The person disappears under the digital layer of the virtual self of this body, that is ultimately dependent, symbiotically, on the physical body. These bodies swing between oblivion and memory, experiencing an endless fusion between real and virtual. The audience is connected with this symbiotic organism through external tactile stimuli and is being questioned about what experience means to us.

Showing the emotional memory of the body that is lost in virtual worlds, my goal is to make the audience realize that an embodied experience is more intimate than a simple observation of another body that experiences.

The audience enters a dark room and comes across with their real-time interactive digital imprint that is projected in the wall.
The audience can participate in live performance that demands audience interaction.
The dancer wears a Wearable Technology costume which triggers vibrations to the audience.
The audience can explore the performer’s movements through the embodied objects that are connected with the dancer’s costume and vibrate every time she touches her palms or her feet.