Live Experiments
Live experiments unfold in real time,
where research, performance, and participation meet.
They do not present findings.
They create gentle conditions.
Temporary systems that can be entered,
felt,
and altered.
The work stays open while it is happening.
Shaped by timing, presence, and attention.
Data is treated as material,
handled rather than interpreted,
encountered through sound, movement, image, or touch.
Audiences are not positioned as observers.
Their bodies, choices, and rhythms
become part of the work.
Each encounter is partial.
Situated.
Different each time.
What emerges is not a conclusion,
but a shared moment of recognition.
Meaning forms through uncertainty and care,
as participants move from observing a system
to sensing themselves within it.
