O_SIN_N is an interactive multimedia installation that addresses the theme of one's own eco-social actions in daily life, which can ultimately lead to a sense of reflective powerlessness.
O_SIN_N can therefore be understood as an installational discourse. The interactive installation consists of two main elements. The shapes produced by the 3D printer resemble “thought buds” that emit a soft glow. The installation is activated by interacting with these “buds” through movement, which in turn alters the projected video image, influencing the room's lighting mood and allowing participants to shape the experience actively. The video piece Polysolutionexplores this moment by reflecting on the existing and evolving environment in relation to eco-social behavior. It captures the individual's overwhelming struggle with rational debate and limited action choices, which often clash with inner needs and moral or ethical demands, potentially leading to a deconstruction of one’s self-image.

As an interactive multimedia installation, O_SIN_N reflects on eco-social value conflicts. It questions the feasibility of eco-social behaviors in light of the complex interconnections and entanglements of economics and politics, represented in glitch art—the art of data errors.

Since 2014, I have managed and supported Naanunca Mandragora in developing her interactive media installation, O_SIN_N. I assisted her in exploring the intricate topic of eco-social value conflicts, handled production management, and created a visual identity for public communication. I oversaw all material procurement and served as a liaison for resources across the individual project areas. This experience revealed the versatility and multi-layered nature of such an installation. I truly enjoyed being part of it and was able to contribute my organizational skills and professional network