The world has never needed love as much as now. Parks are often meeting places for couples but also solitary people on the lookout for friendships or romantic encounters. Only lighthouses are missing to guide them through the night.
Four giant glowing pixelated hearts radiate from the four corners of a park. They act as beacons. Their rose-tinted light diffused to the rhythm of heartbeats imprints the shape of a heart in the brains of passers-by via retinal persistence. A chaser system gradually illuminates them one after the other from the center outwards to the tip of the heart below.
As we approach, we discover photos of 64 duets posing in front of a pink background. They are family members, friends, lovers, loving couples, of all ages, backgrounds and sexual orientations. This diversity of people symbolizing love in all its forms, with their faces deliberately unmasked, also delivers a message of hope in the face of the challenges of our time.