What do you want?

Two voices, a man and a woman, converge in a quiet interrogation of desire: “What do you want?” “I don’t know… what do you want?” The repetition fractures certainty, exposing vulnerability and power beneath everyday questions. Her head jerks quickly from side to side, a visual echo of disorientation and tension. Their voices are modulated, as if transmitted over long-distance phone or satellite, amplifying distance, reflection, and unease. In this mirrored uncertainty, the personal becomes political, and the simple act of asking transforms into an exploration of choice, agency, and the spaces we share yet fail to name. Commissioned by Fluxus Museum Prize 2025, Fluxus Museum