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Here, hands don't beat the drum. Instead the drum speaks with its hands, projected onto its skin. They interact and create poems in sign language, especially for the deaf/hearing impaired, because the drum has acquired the expressive and prosodic gestures of deaf poets. This installation is based on a Virtual Reality Agent-based platform to explore an interactive gestural dialogue between real and virtual actors.