Introducing sync : mirror a new Applied Experiment by artist @lisajamhoury with support from @apossible and @onassis.onx
This real life play-test of a new interface continues a decades long tradition of telematic performance. Seeking a deeper connection across networks by bringing our bodies online.
Watch the full video here or go to apossible.com or lisajamhoury.com for more.
Full credits:
Created by
Lisa Jamhoury @lisajamhoury
VFX by
Sneha Belkhale @snayss
Sound Artist
Matt McCorkle @equalsonics.studio
Interaction Development
Lisa Jamhoury
Sound Implementation
Lisa Jamhoury
Producer
Maia Sauer @maiasauer
Choreography and Performance
Hybrid Movement Company @hybridmovementcompany@francoisenvoranger@nikki_ortiz
Film Direction
Bryan Wolff @bryanfwolff
Cinematography
Bailey Miclette @btmiclette.dp
Editing
Mathys Ideas @mathys_ideas
Technical Production
Astro Lee @astro_sh_lee
Nicole Wong
Photography
Whitney Browne @canigetawhitney
Made possible with support from @onassis.onx@apossible
A sneak peak! October 22nd, 2025, @apossible and movement artist @lisajamhoury invited NYC to playtest our upcoming Applied Experiment "sync : mirror"
sync : mirror is an interactive installation exploring the potential for human connection in networked, virtual space.
A preview of some of the participants reactions to the playtest:
"It felt good to see...how we might collapse and connect with each other through the screen/tech."
"First time 'beta testing' an art installation and I hope it's not my last! In many ways its the most deeply I've engaged with a piece in a long time, even if its still in flux..."
A massive thanks to @francoisenvoranger and @nikki_ortiz from @hybridmovementcompany for exploring sync : mirror with us.
Thanks for everyone else who played and participated.
Thanks to @onassis.onx for providing the space.
Thanks to @canigetawhitney for the still photography.
Thanks to @btmiclette.dp for the upcoming cinematography.
Stay tuned via apossible.com for updates and to see when the full project drops.
sync : mirror was created by @lisajamhoury and made possible by @apossible , featuring visual effects by @snayss and sound by @equalsonics.studio . Technical production by @astro_sh_lee and Nicole Wong. Production by @maiasauer
New York friends! We’re excited to invite you to join @lisajamhoury and @apossible for a work-in-progress showing of sync : mirror on Oct. 22 at @onassis.onx
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sync: mirror is an interactive installation exploring the potential for human connection in networked, virtual space.
As collective attention increasingly turns to the human-AI relationship, sync : mirror re-visits a decades-long tradition in telematic performance examining how communications technology can extend human-to-human collaboration.
🎉 sync: mirror Playtest 001
📍 Onassis ONX, 645 5th Ave, New York, NY 10022
🕐 Wednesday, Oct 22, 4-7PM (one hour sessions)
🎟️ Tickets required!
🔗 More info and limited free tickets at the link in bio
As a playtester, you will move and interact with this new installation, exploring choreographic possibilities and fine-tuning the experience for future public performances. This is an exciting opportunity to participate in the development of a new work alongside other artists, technologists, researchers, and humans curious about our embodied futures. No movement background is required.
sync : mirror is a new work in development by Lisa Jamhoury, featuring visual effects by @snayss and sound by @equalsonics.studio Technical production by @astro_sh_lee Production by @maiasauer Created with generous support from APOSSIBLE and Onassis ONX 🪄
#dancetech #newmediaart #mocap #kinect #codeart #playtest
At the start of 2025 we assisted architecture office sub @sub.global with Spatial Intelligens at the 19th Biennale Architettura. 🧠
We helped with the psychology and human-AI interface research of sub’s first-of-its kind mobile application that enables the Venice exhibition to look back. 👀
Explore your Spatial Intelligens at intelligens.labiennale.org through 23 November 2025
Read more about our role in the project at apossible.com
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A big thanks to @talmidy for bringing us in and for heading up these case-study visuals.
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Full credits:
Lead studio @sub.global
Creative direction: Niklas Bildstein Zaar @niklas.bildstein.zaar
Design and creative direction: Tal Midyan @talmidy
Technical direction: Christopher Blohm @chris.blohm
User experience direction: Pablo Honey @pablohoneyhoney
Head of operations: Ilaria Peloso
Project management & production: Gita Jagessar @thirtysixstudio.ams
Graphic design & art direction : Maria Chiara Moro @mariachiaramoro
Front-end development: Arvin Leeuwis @arvinleeuwis
Back-end development: James Homer @homer_tech
Ai engineer: Karin Valis @karin.valis
Senior architect: Iwona Boguslawska @iv_boguslawska
Copywriting: Bryan Wolff @bryanfwolff
3D animation: Paul Haase
2D animation: Haolun Liu @haolunliu_
Graphic design & typography: Kasper Florio @larissakasper@rosarioflorio@samuelbaenziger
Psychology and Human-AI interface research: @apossible
Congratulations to @lisajamhoury for being an @lumen_prize finalist! ✨💛This week Lisa features in our interview series.
Subscribe to our newsletter at apossible.com and be the first to hear about her upcoming Applied Experiment with us 👀
This week we share our interview with @ptpells , a product manager at @wikipedia and cocreator of our second Applied Experiment: Ping Practice.
Read the full interview at apossible.com and discover more.
This week we’re sharing our interview with Gemma Copeland @gemcopeland a designer, researcher, organiser and educator. Not to mention founding member of @commonknowledge.coop
Read her full interview at apossible.com
✨Applications for AE2025 remain open until August 14th!
Laurel Schwulst @roombaghost is not only the cocreator behind our applied experiment Ping Practice, but a brilliant mind that we could ask questions to forever.
Read her full interview at apossible.com to be inspired and apply for AE2025 until August 14th.
AE2025 is now LIVE! 🌻 Submit your Applied Experiment at apossible.com or forward it to someone that should. 👀
AE2025 is a ten-week cohort program to make an Applied Experiment: a functioning prototype of technology that enables people to exercise either care, self-control, inquisitiveness or a combination thereof.
Basically; projects that exemplify the APOSSIBLE mission and framework (see apossible.com for more on both).
Each project is allocated a budget of $7,000 (anywhere in the world) to cover time, materials, travel, external experts or whatever else is required. As long as it results in a project that others can experience (whether through installation, web or otherwise).
APOSSIBLE will also support and provide our expertise in psychology, research, documentation, marketing, positioning and other narrative elements of the project, where needed.
Submit your idea before August 15th, 2025 (we review on rolling basis).
Fulfilling AI with Misha Sra and Eugenia Kuyda @ekuyda a live conversation asking: does AI fulfill us? Or do we fulfill AI?
Back in January 2025 @apossible hosted this conversation together with @rhizomedotorg and @michaeljconnor at @grayareaorg in SF.
A few clips here, full hour on apossible.com (under partnerships).
Poster by @itsmejjjae
Edited by @mathys_ideas@rhizomedotorg and @apossible brought together Eugenia Kuyda, CEO and founder of Replika, and Misha Sra, Professor and Director of the Human-AI Integration Lab at the University of California, Santa Barbara, to ask;
How can human-AI interaction support, rather than detract from, human relationships and creativity?
