An interactive artwork transforming human gestures into light, inviting audiences to reflect on human agency and our relationship with intelligent technology.

AT THE HAND is a monumental interactive light sculpture that transforms human gestures into a luminous, three-dimensional presence. Using real-time computer vision, a single participant can animate a giant hand suspended in space, while surrounding audiences witness the interaction.

Blurring the boundaries between human intention and technological response, the artwork turns an individual interaction with a machine into a shared public experience. Both playful and contemplative, AT THE HAND invites visitors to reconsider their relationship with intelligent technologies and ask: What remains in our hands?

About ISEA International
ISEA International is a non-profit organization founded in the Netherlands in 1990, fostering interdisciplinary exchange across art, science, and technology, with a focus on digital and emerging arts and scientific research.

About LACROIX
LACROIX (Patrice LaCroix) is a Montréal-based interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores human identity, agency and coexistence with technology through participatory installations. Drawing on documentary filmmaking and experimental portraiture, he combines volumetric light, computer vision, artificial intelligence and sculptural environments to bring technological systems into physical space.