What if light could ask for your attention the way fire once did? We stopped looking at light when it stopped being alive. For most of human history, fire moved and demanded your attention, even in the ways we managed to tame it. Then came the modern bulb - better in almost every way, but colder. We accepted the fluorescent above us, just as we stopped noticing the concrete beneath our feet and the glass in front of our faces. Eva is an interactive light object built from those same ubiquitous materials, set against the ancient instinct to move toward warmth. It watches the distance between you. Come closer, and it quiets to a warm glow, like a candle held between two people. Step away, and it calls after you. Pass by it entirely, and it briefly comes alive, as if waving.