What if a wall could listen?

A wall made of hundreds of cylindrical pins, each moving along a single horizontal axis. Together, they form a living surface that responds to presence, touch, and context — never finished, never static, never the same twice.

Three interactions

Welcome. When you enter a room, the wall reacts — a wave, the time, a reminder.

Touch. Each pin has a sensor on top. You configure it manually — a shelf appears, a hook, a place to hang something.

Adapt. When you approach with an object, the wall reads the situation and responds before you ask.

The intelligence is not the point. The surface is the point. What you do with it — that part is yours.

Visualization — work in progress

Training an AI to visualize this is becoming a project in itself. The wall in reality will not be gold.

Prototype in progress. Fab Academy Barcelona, 2026.