Intercorporeality

Philosopher Merleau-Ponty described how our bodies, in the act of seeing, are unconsciously connected to the bodies of others. Under this effect he called "intercorporeality," the moment we perceive another's movement, we begin to live it in our own body. Using ToF camera sensing data, this work reconstructs two pairs of hands across time and space, layered into an archive that asks whether we can become aware of another's corporeality.
- Exhibitions & Awards
- takibi Sapporo Digital Making Exhibition
- Role
- Solo work









