A clock is a device that conveys time to us in an inorganic way called numbers. But the truth is, time is very personal. Depending on the situation and feelings at that time, you may feel it for a long time or in an instant.

German designer Meike Harde has announced "Time is Dancing," which tells the time in a ballerina pose. This is a clock that expresses that the length of time varies from person to person.

"Time is Dancing" that tells the time with a ballerina pose
"Time is Dancing" that tells the time with a ballerina pose

The ballerina attached to "Time is Dancing" as a long hand and a short hand must take a pose that is very difficult to balance depending on the time. The ballerina must maintain a high level of concentration during this time, and the experience time should be much longer than usual. However, after a while, the pose changes to an easy one. The ballerina's experience time at this time will be shorter.

At times of poses that are difficult to balance
At times of poses that are difficult to balance

Ballerina experience time will be longer
Ballerina experience time will be longer

However, in an easy pose, the experience time is short (shouldn't it?)
However, in an easy pose, the experience time is short (shouldn't it?)

"Time is Dancing" is a device that tries to convey the ballerina's experience time to us in that pose.

Harde describes the concept of "Time is Dancing" as follows:

"'Time is Dancing' is a watch that expresses the time in a ballerina's pose, but it's not the only one. Everything that keeps moving contains" fragility "that you don't know when it will collapse. If you keep using this watch, you won't think of time as just a combination of numbers. "