The digital world is dehumaising us. In an increasingly micropersonalised society, where communication between individuals seems to diminish, this subject feels relevant than ever. Algorithms driven by AI curate personalised content, isolating us even in shared spaces. With tools like ChatGPT, we often find ourselves interacting or communicating with tools or machines rather than each other. Through Synesthetic Loveletters, I aim to remind us of our humanity—our ability to communicate using all our senses. By revisiting the methods of human communication, this project aim to remind a sense of shared experience and connection in a world growing ever more fragmented.

Synesthetic Loveletter is a new way of exchanging letters through synesthetisa. You can feel, read, or hear Synesthetic Loveletter through their senses. You can respond, but not with text; instead, they reply using only sensory elements—fragments of scent, photographs, pieces of music or something else. These responses, expressed through sensory language, then return as letters to people in the world. This letter does not end with a single exchange. Each response is passed on to another person randomly, continuing the cycle and forming new connections through shared sensory experiences. As the letter keeps moving, we continuously experience an overlapping of different memories and senses, expanding the conversation beyond individual relationships.

Loveletter from
mom,
daughter,
lover,
sister,
...

Archive
dear mom,
dear daughter,
dear lover,
dear sister,
...

Publisher
dain kim