Synaptic Echoes is an interactive installation that explores co-creation as a shared, bodily, and temporal process between human participants and a responsive technical system. Rather than treating technology as a tool that reacts to user input, the work is designed as a relational environment that senses, registers, and gradually transforms through interaction.
Central to the project is a three-layer memory model: immediate response, temporal echo, and long-term trace. These structures how audiovisual behaviour accumulates and decays. This temporal design encourages participants to linger, adjust, and attune to the environment rather than seek control or resolution. As multiple bodies enter the space, co-creation becomes collective, emerging through shared presence rather than individual authorship.
Participate in User Testing
Synaptic Echoes is currently in an active research and prototyping phase. I am inviting participants to take part in user testing sessions to explore how people emotionally and intuitively respond to interactive, multisensory systems.
During the session, participants will interact with the installation through touch, sound, and spatial presence. The experience is brief and guided, followed by optional reflection or feedback.
Your participation will help shape the evolution of this work as part of my graduate research in Digital Futures at OCAD University. Participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time.
If you are interested, please complete the form below.
