The Egg, The Parrot, and Schwarzschild’s Radius is an interactive installation consisting of four enclosed, fabric-lined rooms where viewers activate projected animations using a handheld object. Each intimate space mirrors the scenes unfolding on the walls, placing the viewer physically inside the narrative environment.
Across four connected episodes, recurring characters transform between human, animal, and prehistoric forms as the stories shift from fable to philosophical speculation to cosmic imagery. Blending myth, dream logic, humor, and absurdity, the work explores memory, transformation, and the unstable ways we search for meaning.

Each small dinosaur figure contained an embedded NFC chip that activated a specific animation when placed on the podium sensor.

Four enclosed, fabric-lined rooms created individual viewing spaces for each projected animation.

After entering a room, visitors placed the dinosaur activation object on the center of the pedestal, triggering the animation within that space.

Each room contained a primary animation activated by the dinosaur trigger. Select figures were embedded with alternate NFC tags that played hidden “Easter egg” sequences, rewarding exploration and repeated engagement.
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