Aspects of Love explores immersion as an emotional and sensory condition rather than a purely visual or technological effect. Centering the human body as the primary interface, the project investigates how design can cultivate presence through subtle, embodied forms of knowing. Developed at Crow, a creative collective in New Delhi, the work materialised as a multi-sensory performance structured around a shared dinner experience.

Each course functioned as an act focused on a specific sense, with scenography shaping emotional tone and guiding participation. Guests became active participants within an unfolding ritual rather than passive spectators. The project also reflects on methods of archiving ephemeral experiences, proposing a speculative, instance-based visual language system to capture sensory and emotional traces. Together, the work offers a framework for designing, and remembering, immersive experiences through embodied relationships of space, time, and interaction.