The “Poems 100” exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Taipei showcases the work of 100 contemporary Taiwanese poets. Conceived to accompany this event, *Terzetto* is an immersive creation comprising two installations linked by a shared visual and audio space. *Terzetto 1* presents a modern cityscape filmed over 24 hours and sliced ​​into vertical strips. As viewers move along the artwork, they alter the temporality of each fragment, triggering temporal desynchronizations that ripple through the space. When the landscape recomposes itself around a specific moment, a poem dedicated to that time of day appears as an overlay. *Terzetto 2* features a swarm of Chinese characters, each possessing a life of its own. Open hands appear on the screen, inviting viewer interaction; by placing their own hand over one of these displayed hands, the viewer activates an energy that assembles the disparate characters into ephemeral poems.