In a world of large language models and computer vision, what happens when we let our bodies interact with historical data? This talk explores an experimental prototype that transforms 20th century Hainanese women's remittance letters into dynamic soundscapes, driven by visitor heartbeats.

For anyone interested in expanding the emotional vocabulary of human-AI interaction through physiological computing, join us for a discussion on how combining biosensors, algorithmic sound synthesis, and historical documents can help us literally feel our way into forgotten stories.