Borderless is an exploration of unconscious interactions among strangers. The piece examines the way we shape and are shaped by our surroundings, creating invisible movement within society's social fabric. Borderless tests the idea that by recreating unconscious interactions within a tactile and visible medium, we can unveil nuances in social behavior and response. Borderless consists of a touch screen-enabled online experience and an interactive installation.

The experience takes place in two large, edgeless pools: one with a black viscous liquid and another white. Dancers are submerged in the pools, invisible to the viewer. They slowly emerge from the liquid, revealing distinct parts of the body. Where one starts and the other ends is unknowable, even to the dancers themselves. Each dancer's movements reverberate through the viscous fluid and influence the others. Their proximity and intensity of the action will be felt throughout the pool, at times they will even be close enough to touch.