NON-EXISTENT SILENCE is a system that features a virtual character projected onto a large box covered with white elastane. Microphones are placed around the room of the exhibit to capture the variations in noise levels, which influence the character's behavior. During the noisiest period, a mechanism of steel rods inside the box force the fabric outwards creating a three-dimensional simulation of the character trying to push itself out of the confined space. Both the movement of the structure and the video sequences visually communicate the concept of a call to silence.