This section gathers work that occupies physical and emotional space — from a projection-mapped sculpture simulating the interior of a mythological titan's mind, to a music-reactive LED ceiling, a Times Square experiential takeover, and a dry-erase wall where strangers document their fears and acts of bravery. What unites it isn't a medium or client type but a belief in design as something you experience rather than use — work that is often participatory by nature, requiring people to complete it. It's also the most direct expression of what "Open Source Empathy" means: that sharing something real, even in public, even with strangers, is a quietly radical act.