Shinrin-yoku (森林浴)
Directly translated as "forest bathing", is a Japanese practice involving spending time in nature, especially in the forest, for reconnection with the environment and one's own body.
The installation invites you to slow down and connect with the surrounding space through touch, sound, and light. The trees made of conductive metal, handcrafted to preserve the imperfection of creation, react to your touch, and the body's warmth and energy become the impulse that activates sound and light. Thus, each trunk transforms into a "note" of a living instrument, set in motion by you.
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