Experimentation with the interaction of natural elements—such as squirrels, wind, and birds—with balsa wood pins placed in a park, used in the second prototype of the haptic device

Pins as medium of conversation

This exploration highlights balsa wood as a medium of 'conversation,' capturing traces of nature through exposure to wind, birds, and other environmental factors, recorded using a piezo recording device. The balsa wood pins embody these natural interactions and are integrated into a haptic device, inviting viewers to engage with the rhythmic movements and tactile impressions of these recorded 'conversations.'