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Interaction as the means and as the meaning

Heartbeats is an interactive installation that uses the participant’s pulse to create virtual life. Four projected fetal figures await the participants alongside four heart rate sensors. When a user connects to a station, the figure comes to life and moves with each of the user’s heartbeats. When several users connect simultaneously, the figures may meet and thus be released from the control of the users’ pulse and from their own repetitive movement. Only the users’ physical and emotional involvement may endow the figures with possible bonding and consolation.