Projects


Surrender(d)
Surrender(d)
An immersive audiovisual installation that invites the audience to surrender.
The project is about a world overloaded with invisible signals and constant noise, where a sculptural coil listens to this chaos and translates it into subtle visuals and sound.
Visitors are invited to surrender — by connecting to a local network named Surrender, they disconnect from the internet and plug into the artwork instead.
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£5,000

Aims of the Project
Surrender(d) explores how sound, movement, and visuals come together in an immersive, interactive space.
The installation creates a calm environment where hidden electromagnetic signals and human presence blend to produce evolving sounds and images. It invites visitors to pause, reflect, and disconnect from digital distractions, helping them relax and connect with the present moment.
With the support of this funding, I aim to refine the technology behind the installation, ensuring smooth communication between sensors, sound, and visuals.
Beyond the technical work, Surrender(d) is an artistic investigation into overstimulation and human connection. By removing overwhelming inputs and focusing on simple yet meaningful sensory experiences, I hope to create a space that encourages introspection, relaxation, and mindful engagement.
The funding will also help me enhance both the aesthetic and technical quality of the work.
I plan to share Surrender(d) in gallery and immersive art spaces, where visitors can experience it as both an interactive artwork and a peaceful moment amidst the chaos of everyday life.