Tomorrow grew from esoteric research into alien abduction and a revelatory experience at The Integratron in the Mojave Desert, USA.
Tomorrow grew from esoteric research into alien abduction and a revelatory experience at The Integratron in the Mojave Desert, USA.
My imagined abduction, an architectural installation and spatial oddity of sonic and design interactions between the collaborating artists. We sought to create a “tomorrow” utopia; an unsettled universe desperate to gather, confirm and sexualise a superlative energy united by a utopian impulse to liberate the mind.
Audience members are incorporated into the performance to complete an architectural environment. This experience resides somewhere between a participatory workshop enabling sexualised and spiritual cleansing, and group transference and transportation of energies. It is designed to guide us closer towards a centralised focal point in the room, the oculus.
Materials included: blanket, marking devices, natural and manufactured objects and cement mixers.
CategoryInstallation & Performance Art
Location The Lawler, Southbank Theatre, Melbourne
StatusCompleted
Year2013
CollaboratorsPhillip Adams & Brooke Stamp, w/ Garth Paine, Susan Dimasi, Deanne Butterworth, Matt Day, Rennie McDougall
PhotographyPeter Bennetts
