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UNDERGROWTH is an artist-led, immersive experience exploring the relationship between nature, technology and each other and what becomes possible when we create together.
For one evening, The Cube at Project Arts Centre becomes a living environment of darkness, sound, light, organic structures and moving-image. Visitors enter an evolving landscape of roots, branches, fabric and projected imagery, moving through different states of discovery, performance and collective play.
The experience unfolds around a central Tree of Life and a live modular synth performance, with sound, light and visuals responding to the environment and the people within it. Through movement, touch and interaction, visitors actively shape what happens around them. Their bodies, faces and actions become part of a constantly transforming visual world, creating connections between individual and collective experience.
At its heart, UNDERGROWTH asks what happens when we stop being passive spectators and become active participants in creating the world around us. Rather than presenting a fixed vision of the future, the work creates a space to experiment with new ways of connecting, collaborating and imagining what we could create together.
It is an invitation to step inside, interact, contribute and see what emerges.
UNDERGROWTH is an artist-led, immersive experience exploring the relationship between nature, technology and each other and what becomes possible when we create together.
For one evening, The Cube at Project Arts Centre becomes a living environment of darkness, sound, light, organic structures and moving-image. Visitors enter an evolving landscape of roots, branches, fabric and projected imagery, moving through different states of discovery, performance and collective play.
The experience unfolds around a central Tree of Life and a live modular synth performance, with sound, light and visuals responding to the environment and the people within it. Through movement, touch and interaction, visitors actively shape what happens around them. Their bodies, faces and actions become part of a constantly transforming visual world, creating connections between individual and collective experience.
At its heart, UNDERGROWTH asks what happens when we stop being passive spectators and become active participants in creating the world around us. Rather than presenting a fixed vision of the future, the work creates a space to experiment with new ways of connecting, collaborating and imagining what we could create together.
It is an invitation to step inside, interact, contribute and see what emerges.