Digital matter has its own rules.
We say we see stuff floating, even though we know there's no gravity (no nothing) that can reach non-physical bodies.
We insist on seeing weight and touch where they can't exist.
It's literally our watching that makes things be. Nothing new here, but this power of watching is at the center of this work.

Bodies in pairs, digital couples dancing? fighting? or feeling each other? All in the looks... And that's your cue

POSSIBILITIES

You're encouraged to shamelessly explore the sculpture using mouse/fingers
Rotate with left click / one finger
Zoom via right click / pinch/spread
Pan using middle click / two fingers
Double click / tap to reset

And to shuffle its attributes via keyboard
- Top row, keys 1 through 0 : change subject_A
- 2nd row, keys q through p : change subject_B
- A - F : Colors_for_A
- Z - B : Colors_for_B
- B,N : background color
- "," and "." to reset each subject
- Spacebar : hard reset
- "-" to get a screenshot (screen sized)

IMPORTANT: If it stutters, try it outside of tiny, puny preview screens. Larger (to a point) runs actually better

Made with p5js + the amazing p5.buildGeometry by Dave Pagurek, and p5.easyCam by the greats at freshfork

processing/p5.js is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
freshfork/p5.SimpleCam is licensed under the MIT License