Shared Memories is a 360° digital installation that transforms anonymous memories into an abstract audiovisual experience. Visitors pick a plaque linked to a memory and place it on a central shrine, triggering a unique composition of light and spatial sound. Only afterward do they flip the plaque to read the real story, creating a moment where personal interpretation comes first and the actual memory follows.

Together with Jens Demarest, I helped shape the visual language, motion design, and lighting behaviour, working with ten low-resolution LED panels and directional speakers. The technical limitations pushed us toward pure abstraction, letting light and sound guide the emotional experience without becoming literal.