In an age where reality fractures across screens and sensors, Sensing Future is not a distant vision, but a threshold—where perception becomes the ground of inquiry. The future seeps into the present through data, emotion, and design; it is felt before it is known.
Interactive installations, XR narratives, and algorithmic environments explore how we sense—and are sensed—in a mediated world. From brainwave patterns to machine-translated emotion, from scented memory to robotic comfort, each work traces where technology meets the nervous system, where the digital brushes against the fragile.
These are not depictions of tomorrow, but speculative gestures that exaggerate, invert, and rewire. A text becomes an image (txt2img⁻¹), scent transmits emotion (Scentsory), and a farewell is endlessly re-performed (The Last Play).
This space invites audiences to navigate this ambiguity. In times of flicker, delay, and overwhelm, sensing becomes an act of survival—an improvised negotiation with instability. The question is no longer what the future will be, but how we feel its arrival.
