In our busy lives, our smartphones are always ready to fill any gaps. Taking moments to do nothing has become rare, as everything moves quickly and seems available with just a few taps. The "Wait a Second" installation asks whether, in our constant search for distraction and productivity, we might sometimes lose ourselves. In "Wait a Second," not doing anything becomes an experience.‍The "phygital" installation, created for the "Nothing" exhibition at the Museum of Communication in Bern, encourages visitors to deliberately take a moment to do nothing. During this time, their silhouette appears on a wall as if from nowhere. The longer someone stays in this moment of doing nothing, the longer the silhouette remains visible on the wall before fading away again. This gives a whole new perspective to the idea of not doing anything.