Yes

"YES" invites viewers into an immersive experience where ten life-sized human figurines, arranged randomly, beckon with enigmatic smiles etched onto their featureless faces. Through a responsive sensory mechanism, these figures nod vigorously in response to any visitor stepping onto the accompanying pad.

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The installation serves as a poignant exploration of conformity and individuality within the societal framework. It reflects on the pervasive tendency for individuals to acquiesce to external pressures, whether willingly or reluctantly, symbolized by the ubiquitous utterance of 'YES'. This phenomenon, often unnoticed yet deeply ingrained in our daily interactions, forms the crux of the piece's inquiry.

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In contemplating "YES," viewers are prompted to reflect on their own identity amidst the collective fabric of society. It fosters introspection regarding the subtle yet profound ways in which we are interconnected, inviting consideration of where one's true essence lies amidst a landscape marked by mass replication and societal molds. Ultimately, "YES" serves as a catalyst for profound self-reflection and a call to reassess one's place within the intricate tapestry of human existence.