Input: Scrolling as a Ritual

How do you make someone see the invisible patterns of their own technology behaviour, when they’ve never been asked to question them?

Turn an abstract digital ritual into something tangible, spark self-awareness around screen time in 18–29-year-olds in Denmark, and create a space where scrolling became defamiliarised, as a means of creating curiosity and debate.

A speculative exhibition, across four distinct installations, each with its own conceptual angle of scrolling as a ritual. Every piece invited public engagement, visitors started reflecting, discussing, and questioning themselves and their behaviours; the exhibition was never about fixing scrolling, but about finally noticing it.