Boxes

Towers and walls of boxes catching light, images and shadows.

This is the first week of the 'Boxes' installation. We have been exploring what is possible using projections, moving the boxes to catch the colours and to create new spaces ad shapes.

Net

Week 5 Interactive Net Installation

Netted

Today we filmed ourselves moving and dancing. We projected these images onto the net so that we could dance, move and watch ourselves. Later we projected drawn lines and shapes using an ipad and of course there were shadows. All this accompanied by amazing music created by participants.

Net

Week 3 Interactive Net Installation

Contours and Sculptures

Changing the shape by stretching and pulling the net we created sculptures that held for a moment and faded before a new sculpture emerged. The sound and lights reflected the atmosphere of the work.

Net

Week 2 Interactive Net Installation

Colour and Contour

Shaping, reshaping, changing the space using colour and sound; we projected abstract colour images using transparent coloured sheets which we could move and change and pre made slides.

Comments Today: 'It's like a computer graphic; 'It's the best installation so far'; 'Clouds, Sea, it could be anything'.

Net

Week 1 of our Interactive Net Installation

Completely filling the room, the net describes and changes the space. Lights and music paint the surfaces that will move and change as we interact with it.

Look, watch, move through, linger under, stretch and shape.

Feedback from today - what was it like?
'A Sound Wave';  'A Mountain'; 'A Spiders Web'; 'A Tent'.

Ritual 13

Christmas!

Greens and Reds, Christmas Wreaths, Silvers and sparkles, Tinsel and Lights. 

We started the session today by making shapes on the floor with sequined tape. Our shapes caught the light beautifully. We used green and red fabric strips to create abstract wreaths and a red green space. Reflections from shiny silver bowls and mirrors added light shapes.
Of course we finished with a taste of Christmas; pud, pies, oranges and lemons. What a lovely smell too. Merry Christmas everyone!