A physical way to rearrange a thought and leave it for the next person.
This project begins with a simple action: turn a set of words and see what they say together. The words are limited, but their combinations are not. Each person encounters the arrangement left by someone else, changes it, and leaves a new one behind.
I’m interested in feedback that happens in public and takes physical form. Turning a word is slower than tapping a response on a screen. The result stays visible, at least until the next person arrives.
The mechanism is still taking shape. I’m testing how the words move, how much of the machinery to reveal, and whether the finished piece should record its changing messages or simply let them pass. The next step is a working prototype that people can actually use.