Se Mi Sei Vicino is a participants-responsive environment exploring the topic "Body as Interface". A core element of the work is a sensor floor on which a performer is standing, functioning as a human antenna; when coming close to or being touched by members of the audience, the movements of the bodies are registered as electromagnetic activity. Surrounding the floor are large projections, showing computer graphics connected to audio compositions, which change their form according to fluctuations in the electromagnetic field. The relative distance between the bodies determines what can be seen and heard.

"Se Mi Sei Vicino" has to be considered in relation with the tradition of performance and installation art, which problematizes the distinction between active performers and passive spectators. The fact that the audience is requested a full bodily commitment that includes movement and touch, besides sight and hearing, makes that the boundaries of passivity and activity are blurred; everybody becomes a potential performer.