LINK 2.0

2006. An interactive installation. You will restore to conscious life human presences frozen in precise spatiotemporal grid references. Your touch will wake them: they come to see who is passing along their disappearance. They exist without living; when you wake their seeking ghosts, life and existence become the same lifetime for a very brief revival. You cross the film of contemporary being and suggest the idea of identity, the identity of yourself lost frozen in a precise unknown vanishing point. Time is a plural concept, this time. The screens between us two is the pellicle of infinity.