Exhale Echo

2026 8’x8’x9’’ 72 data fans, exhale hensor, arduino, relay and electronic wiring, microphone stand, electricity, breath ‘Exhale Echo I’ (2026) is a site-specific installation consisting of 72 data fans activated by the viewer's exhale. A sensor translates breath into a mechanical response, producing an interior current of air and a collective hum. The work extends the artist's investigation into the relationship between architecture, technology and the body, particularly the ways in which environmental systems condition bodily experience and, conversely, how the body might activate and influence these systems.