ENERGY EXCHANGE, from the 7th until the 11th of September. This interactive piece deals with the (in)tangibility and (in)visibility of energy consumption in everyday life. Through the visual, sonic, and spatial configuration of open-source electronic hardware and software, Energy Exchange makes our proximity to energy perceptible and hopes to encourage a shared responsibility in our energy usage and consumption. Energy usage can often be concealed by comfort and ease, but the production of energy from renewable and non-renewable sources has an extreme environmental cost. During a time of total climate collapse, there is no perfect solution, but better choices must be made. Total climate collapse is not inevitable, but rather it will be a result of choices that continually do not prioritize nature and our environments. Our bodies consist of more individual microorganisms than human cells and the interactions within our species, with nature and other living beings, and finally, our interaction with technology and artificial systems connect us. We as humans are not exceptional. Energy Exchange is an opportunity for the audience of Ars Electronica Festival to engage with the energy carried around with them, and demands that we reconsider energy infrastructures and excessive energy consumption. Creators of this project are Alexandria Ahluwalia from Canada, Roham Ebrahimi Haghro from Iran, Coralie Huber from Austria, Natalia Marin from Romania, Cosmo Schüppel from Germany, and David Vega from Colombia. This text was written by Alexandria Ahluwalia and the project was facilitated by Tiziano Leonardi.