Axis is an interactive video installation mean to merge with its environment, taking form through the ambient sounds and the movements of people within the space.

At its center stands a wooden sculpture—a sensing structure that detects presence and motion, responding by modulating the generative visuals projected around it. As the environment grows more active, the images increase in complexity, creating a feedback loop between human interaction and digital response.

The installation acts as a bridge between the digital and the analog, between tangible material and immaterial data. The wooden sculpture becomes the axis of this relationship: a living interface that connects warm human physicality with the cold precision of machine logic.