"How could we conceive an unplugged world? Where would all those hidden

  connections go? Feeders of energy, highways of electrons, net organisms always

  carrying information, light, voice, sound; turning the world on and off. Can we pretend

  they are not there? Can we ignore them? Hidden extensions, under the bed, behind the

  cabinet; they shy show their curves in the corner of a table, underneath the books, the

  desk, the floor, the earth, always through a shelf; they connect. Oh cables! Entangled in

  the house, growing on the walls, on the floor, in my ears, in my hands, extension of the

  man, providers of comfort"

Entangle reveals the every day interaction with technology and the necessity of

electricity. Energy as an abstract idea becomes tangible.

Insignificant plugs and cables that turned to be the daily basis of our society giving life

to other objects.