Di-Dah-Dit is a poetic device telepresence which takes the form of two distant objects connected. Two players are virtually face and manage jointly the evolution of a ball balancing on two rails, by acting on the spacing thereof to each end. The physical influence of each player on the object is reproduced on the remote device through engines.
The installation is a reflection on the physical communication through play, as well as technical and aesthetic exploration in the era of rapid prototyping and everything connected.