Organic Intervention:
Connecting Conductive Bodies


Interactive Objects
2024

Electronics, 
Wooden stick with servo motor,
Battery,
Alligator clip cables,
3 Fruits—but any conductive organic objects that can be easily found


A minimum of three fruits sit on a table with the steady pulse of a metronome. These familiar organic objects that peculiarly clipped to wires invite curiosity and intervention. Each fruit carries a different sound, such as hi hat, snare, and kick, which is triggered through the touch of a human hand.

The instrument comes fully alive through collective interaction. Requiring at least two participants to engage with the fruits simultaneously, the work transforms touch into rhythm and individual gestures into a shared composition. Through this playful encounter, a temporary relationship emerges between human bodies, proposing a more tactile and organic way of interacting with technology.
© Haryn Jeon