Pulse for Pulse (Denyut demi Denyut) stems from the concept of interaction within puppet theater. The puppeteer's movements and the audience's attention shape the perception of the puppet as a living being. Iwan refers to this relationship as a "triangle of trust": the puppeteer's trust in the puppet opens up possibilities for the audience to enter the world being built.

This special presentation raises questions about what makes something feel alive and how presence is formed through encounters. Within the exhibition space, these questions expand to examine human relationships with objects, infrastructure, and the environment, as well as the various forms of life around them.

Pulse for Pulse invites us to consider how these relationships shape the way we act, and how human control is formed within them.