An audience-engaging, tangible time installation reflects on contemporary data culture through theories of information and time. Time is approached rather as a quantifiable, perceptible process, inviting audiences to experience how information circulates and accumulates.

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The installation unfolds through ice embedded in a central base, connected by transparent tubes and motor pumps that sustain continuous flow, allowing new and old information to intermingle as the ice melts and travels through the system. Audience participation directly affects the work: by holding the suspended tubes, the heat of visitors’ hands alters the rate of melting, linking bodily presence to circulation. Information is thus framed not as fixed data, but as a fluid condition reshaped through human interaction and time.​​

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