Collaborators: Muharrem Yildirim, Onur Güngör, Nese D. Akbas, Yasemin Yildirim The main aim of the project is to create a multimodal interaction with the visitors. The interaction concept is directly related with the process which is the product itself and anticipates a collective involvement. Installation space (also the performance space) which consists of an empty room and an empty box is in fact a digital space which creates an physically interactable artificial space. This immaterial space is constantly rebuilt and mate- rialized by the visitors’ activity. Every piece of hair which is dropped by the visitor (by using the scissors) to the specially designated area (the empty box) is actually a type of organic data input used for activating this digital space. Each organic data input corresponds to a realtime visual and sonic output. While projecting this image to the screen, the bodies of the visitors also create shadows on the image. This provides an interaction opportunity by merely moving the body. Body becomes the interface to interact with the falling pieces on the screen.  Today’s technology culture is a process in which everyone participates by sharing little pieces from their own lives thus making the virtual reality physical in many degrees. Especially, the rational way of thinking that we are accustomed to in our daily life can be inverted in this materialization process. Every day millions of photos are uploaded to the various social networking sites, at the same time billions of bits are streamed back and forth the shopping sites. Like in these systems, visitors interact with our installation using their authentic input. But this time, the data input is not a part of the virtual reality that is to be constructed rather it is concrete enough to be cut by scissors, be touched, become a part of the reality and even a part of the body itself. In a similar man- ner, interaction and haptic experience in a virtual world driven by the physics ru...