The Divine Puppeteer is an immersive sculptural sound installation that began by exploring Ella Toone’s life on and off the pitch. The work registers Toone’s reflections on fate, connection, routine, and the importance of introspection during transitions. At the heart of this intimate installation is a large-scale, hanging mask, inspired by Toone’s spirit animal, the Shetland pony. A touching coincidence connects this symbol to one of her father’s favourite songs: Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, originally inspired by Jackie Kennedy’s pet Shetland pony, Macaroni. Toone’s father passed away earlier this year, and his memory, as well as the experience of mourning, are gently woven into the work. The song, softly hummed within the soundscape, becomes an emotional thread: a tribute, a memory, a life guide, and a divine bond that endures beyond loss. Visitors are invited to step onto a podium and wear the fiberglass mask, entering Toone’s world through an emotive binaural sound journey. This immersive sound experience invites the listener into her inner world while revealing Keiken’s ongoing interest in experiential shifts and transformation through spatial immersion and sound.