This is Wavy. She is an interactive object and has her own character. Looking at her, the first thing that strikes one is her geometry: she has a square body. Yet her organic, wavy pattern also attracts attention. Looking at her in silence, the straight cut lines are even more reminiscent of geometry than of the organic. Slowly, she begins to move, and her waves come into a hypnotic state of being. The undulating pattern is reminiscent of the waves of the sea rolling up the beach. But there is more to her than sight: the soft, foamy material and the interesting pattern invite the use of the other senses, it invites you to feel. The human urge for touch and haptics is triggered.

Through her subtle movements she demands attention. She arouses interest and perhaps curiosity. She is clearly asking for interaction. Come closer and her movement changes. It becomes more unpredictable, more forceful, more aggressive. But as soon as the first contact is there, as soon as not only sight is stimulated but also the other senses are engaged, she will settle down. Her haptic qualities emerge. She plays with the interaction. Try to catch her, follow her, try to figure her out. Interact with her and discover her transition: instead of focusing on her geometric form, the emphasis shifts to her organic qualities.