This talk presents Keiken’s Morphogenic Angels Chapters 1 and 2 as an ongoing exploration of how reality is constructed through perception, energy and relational systems.

Rather than treating digital technologies as neutral tools, the work positions them as infrastructures that shape how we feel, connect and understand the world. Through game engines, immersive environments and collaborative research, including with Deaf and Deafblind communities, the project proposes alternative modes of world-building grounded in embodied and non-visual experience.

The presentation will include a short live playthrough of the game, offering an insight into how these systems are experienced from within, where perception, interaction and environment are continuously reshaped in relation to the player.

In the context of cosmotechnics and techno-diverse futures, the talk asks how digital systems might be re-authored from within — not to optimise or control, but to support new forms of coexistence, care and shared realities.