“Tetra“ is an exploration of a tactile interaction and a poetic representation of the different forces surrounding us. A large suspended stretchable screen, rear-projected and touch-sensitive, comes to life through contact; hands, bodies, or even unexpected objects.

Every touch triggers real-time visual and sonic reactions: colors ripple, shapes morph, sound responds. Little by little, the piece evolves through the audience’s gestures. Immersive and collective, “Tetra“ invites each participant to influence the whole of the artwork.

No explanations, no wearable tech, “Tetra” is accessible to all, from kids to adults. It draws you in intuitively, at your own pace. The installation sparks freeform exploration, letting each visitor discover their own way of engaging.