RAMP (AN ASCENT)
Leo Bauer
In this interactive installation, your own reflection does not behave as you expect. A delay creates a gap between your actions and your image, forcing you to confront your own reflection as if it were a stranger. Because the feedback is delayed, you see yourself as you were moments ago—witnessing the very second your soft subjectivity solidifies into a self-conscious ego. In a world of "pseudo-immediate" digital interactions that reinforce our public shells and our petrification, this delay expands time and opens a space for self-encounter. It invites you to find "softness" and to get in touch with a "younger self" again.








RAMP (AN ASCENT)
Leo Bauer
In this interactive installation, your own reflection does not behave as you expect. A delay creates a gap between your actions and your image, forcing you to confront your own reflection as if it were a stranger. Because the feedback is delayed, you see yourself as you were moments ago—witnessing the very second your soft subjectivity solidifies into a self-conscious ego. In a world of "pseudo-immediate" digital interactions that reinforce our public shells and our petrification, this delay expands time and opens a space for self-encounter. It invites you to find "softness" and to get in touch with a "younger self" again.
