Speaking flowers

An installation in the shape of roses designed to narrate the poignant stories of individuals. As museum visitors approach and run their hand over the flowers, they delve into the personal narratives of those affected by the war in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Leveraging sensor technologies and motion sensors, the flowers intuitively capture impulses, triggering the playback of recorded stories.

Touch-Activated Storytelling: Visitors engage with the installation by gently passing their hand over the rose, activating the playback of individual stories.

Sensor Technologies: Integrated sensors detect motion and touch, ensuring a seamless and responsive interaction, enhancing the immersive storytelling experience.

This installation serves as a powerful means to humanize the impact of conflict, offering a platform for the unheard voices of Donetsk and Luhansk. Through the universal language of storytelling and the sensory engagement of the roses, visitors not only learn about the realities faced by these individuals but also cultivate empathy and understanding.

Result: installation transforms the traditional museum visit into a moving and immersive journey, leaving a lasting impact on visitors as they connect with the human stories embedded within the petals of each rose.