Faith draws on clinical research into color theory and audio frequencies to consider the subtle, often invisible forces that shape our experiences within everyday environments. This performative, participatory installation invites viewers to enter a space of vulnerability, engaging with frequencies and hues designed to stimulate serotonin production and promote a sense of well-being. Lying prone on the floor with an empty space beside me, I offer a gesture of trust, inviting others to share in a quiet, intimate moment. By making these intangible influences perceptible, the installation encourages reflection on how our surroundings and shared presence can shape both body and mind.