In Touch - 'In Touch' is a deep investigation into the search for body connection through touch. Through research and experimentation, this project explores how touch shapes our physical and emotional selves - how it connects us to materials, objects, and ultimately to our own bodies. It’s a study of the tangible and intangible traces touch leaves behind. How can touch be defined, categorized, or understood? How does it shape memory, connection, and the body? By cataloging types of touch, this research sought to understand how tactile design can restore sensory awareness and deepen body connection. It studies tactile experience, uncovering the ways touch lingers in memory and transforms over time. It’s an ongoing, evolving investigation into the ungraspable. The 373-page archive of "In Touch" is the result of an intense, obsessive, attempt to trace the effect of touch, documenting a journey into the possibilities of tactile-focused design. It questions how touch impacts well-being, how it lingers in memory, and how it can be experienced and re-experienced through materials, objects, and time.