Sento No. 1 is a tactile and sound installation that reexamines digital intimacy and the concept of consent. Covered in sensors, this abstract PETG sculpture reacts to touch by generating spatialized soundscapes. By imposing its own rules, the work challenges the audience and pushes the boundaries of consent.

Born out of a collaboration between Léa Dedola, an artist-researcher at the University of Lyon II, and digital artist Paul Rêve, the studio explores the fruitful intersection of emotion, intimacy, society, and technology. We believe in the power of emotions to reshape the way we perceive, love, and think together.