Two beings identified by their serial partaking in sexual activity on the bed of a scanner.
A male and female machine court using cellophane to scan each other. They probe their counterpart's being and submit a vision of radical illumination. The relationship is contrasted by their interpretations of the scene. One sees the monochrome and the reflection. It sees the promiscuity of the curvilinear lines which it probes. The other uses those undulations to split the illuminated light into a prism of vacillating colors.
The images of each other lay side by side; they are interpreted by each other and make a performance not knowing their own cogs and parts. Their experience is exploited in the techno-tumescent, for that is what they're made for. Alone, the machines give light; however, together they give light to experience and make a new self in the other.