This interactive artwork is called 38°C; the temperature threshold where we're typically diagnosed with a fever.
Visitors are asked to place the gun at each other's heads.
When the trigger is pulled, a temperature reading is taken by a sensor hidden in the muzzle of the gun, setting off a roulette sequence which ends on the real body temperature. If below 38°C the numbers flash green, otherwise red.
Amongst rising gun sales and establishments tempted to exploit the pandemic, the act of aiming a weapon at our heads to get a temperature reading not only exposes our fears of the disease, but also of each other.
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