Jul 2026· Proceedings of the Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques Conference Art Gallery· pp. 1-2· 0 citations
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At a time when human–AI interaction is dominated by text-based conversational agents, the work reclaims the body as a site of communication with artificial being, positioning somatic memory as both metaphor and method.
Abstract
SOMA is a multisensory robotic sculpture that engages bodily memory as a mode of human–AI communication. Visitors re-enact a remembered movement through a wearable sensing device, while the machine listens, interprets, and responds through its own mechanical choreography, forming an intimate, non-verbal dialogue between human and robotic body. At a time when human–AI interaction is dominated by text-based conversational agents, the work reclaims the body as a site of communication with artificial being, positioning somatic memory as both metaphor and method.
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