Hyperpresence’ is an experimental ritual linked to the practice of tattooing which has the objective of translating sound into sign where the whole creative process of tattooing moment is based on improvisation. 
Into a creative process the body has the function of:
- physical support: the body is composed of frequency, a material space that resonates with the vibrations produced by sound.
- psychic charge: by entering in resonance with sound a body gets into psychic stages that will produce an intense energetic charge that influences the creative process.

Sound has the ability to transfer energy from one body to another and allows the tattoo artist to reconnect to his shamanic nature.

Tattoo bed was transformed into a speaker thanks to bass shaker (https://reckhorn.com/it/body-shaker/39/bs-200-bass-shaker-4x-g-44-gomma-paraurti) in this way sound's vibes could affect the body in a phisical way increasing the intensity of the ritual.

Sing’s creation into the body space tends to approach to the creation of sound in physical space and, until these different moments are aligned, becoming a unique moment of synesthetic creation within the inter-connection portal between the body space and the physical space of which the sign represents.