The Persian word "پرسه) "parseh) primarily means wandering, strolling, or roaming without a specific destination. It often conveys the idea of walking aimlessly, either physically or metaphorically, such as in thought or reflection.

Parseh is an interactive visual experience that captures the feeling of beneath an infinite desert sky. Using real-time computationally generated visuals, the artwork invites the audience to engage with a dynamic field of stars, where celestial formations shift and evolve in response to movement.

As the audience interacts with the artwork, the stars subtly realign, mirroring the experience of wandering through the desert at night, where the sky becomes both a guide and an enigma. This interaction reflects the threshold between orientation and disorientation, solitude and discovery.

About the artist: Arefeh Ahmadi is a Persian computational and jewelry designer and an interdisciplinary creator based in the United States. Her practice integrates material design, algorithmic processes, and real-time systems to create smart objects and interactive forms. She has exhibited internationally across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the United States, earning multiple awards and nominations. Arefeh holds an MS in Digital Media and is currently pursuing doctoral research in Digital Media. Her work was recognized at SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 and SIGGRAPH Asia 2025, where she explored the convergence of art, science, and emerging.