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Strings investigates bi-directional relations between space and bodily expression, through a combination of soft technologies and traditional art practices such as weaving, printmaking and embroidery. Strings involves a fusion of gestural, computational, weaving and musical strings. These elements set the ground for a bi-directional relation of affect between the audio-haptic features of the installation and the users’ engagement with them. People’s gestural relation to the textile, constructed from a series of touched cross-sections of conductive thread and perceived within the programming environment as strings of coordinates, generates sonic output according to the performed gestures.