What happens on its own?
Before you interact, watch the different rhythms of the circles, squares, and triangles.
A SHAPE CAN LISTEN
Circles, squares, and triangles move to rhythms of their own. Come closer and they renegotiate their positions; step away and they slowly find their paths again. Let one gesture join this quiet conversation.
Before you interact, watch the different rhythms of the circles, squares, and triangles.
Approach one shape, then switch to repel. What changes for its neighbors?
Save an unexpected composition. Can simple rules still make room for surprise?