How to Touch a Dragonfly
Kat Austen

How to Touch a Dragonfly is a 4 m dome-shaped screen constructed of 2100 hexagonal paper and LED pixels inspired by the shape of a dragonfly’s eye. It plays video and sound that allow the visitor to experience climate and biodiversity changes from a dragonfly’s perspective.

Parallels
Marc Da Costa and Matthew Niederhauser

“Parallels” is a site-specific, responsive machine-learning installation which transforms a large LED wall into a frame that allows audiences to encounter the world and themselves through the lens of a neural network.

The Storm Cone
Laura Daly

Immersive, geo-locative, site-specific artwork that considers our intrinsic relationship with the past. Tracing the sites of lost bandstands, it is a journey through music & sound that charts an interwar brass band’s demise, inside & around a breathtaking life size AR bandstand.

Voice of Hiroshima Survivor Trees : Generative Voice Gem
Harry Yeff and Trung Bao

Bespoke generative artefact preserving and giving form to hydrophone audio of Hiroshima Survivor trees. Over 200 trees survived the catastrophic destruction of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs, including a Weeping Willow less than 400m from the Hiroshima blast epicentre.

all the boys ate a fish
Theodore Koterwas

Interactive installation investigating how physically experiencing an artificial agent cloning our voices and mimicking our movements impact on empathy, identity and otherness.

Without a Trace
Kenneth Lambert

"Without a Trace" blends ancient sand art and robotics in a live performance at Petersham Town Hall. With the artist as the protagonist, it reveals the transient nature of power and memory. It was commissioned for the 2024 Edge X Biennale of Sydney.

PET band
UJOO+LIMHEEYOUNG

PET band is a mechanical device that records and plays back sounds on pieces of discarded plastic waste. These machines play back the sounds captured on the PET plastic like a record.

BodyMouth
Kat Mustatea

BodyMouth is a computational sound-movement instrument that turns the body into an organ for speech. Wearing sensors on the body, a dancer sounds out words phoneme-by-phoneme by performing specific gestures in sequence—as if the body is literally turned into a mouth that speaks.

Synthetic Visions for a Future Past (Jurong Dreaming)
Kapilan Naidu

‘Synthetic Visions…’ draws on the history of the environment & industrial development of Jurong. The artwork takes the form of an artificial mangrove swamp made of steel pipes, with screens that feature images & stories contributed by past & present residents of the neighborhood.

n≠1
Chantal Pisarzowski
'n≠1' is a VR installation designed to help people who are grieving. It creates digital versions of the deceased, allowing users to interact in a virtual space to say goodbye and express unspoken words.

Soundmorphosis
Paolo Scoppola

Performance for acoustic piano and video console. Based on software specifically created for the project, Soundmorphosis is an improvisational performance where the pianist interacts in real time with the visual performer through the exchange of musical notes and graphic elements

ÉXÕ
TUNDRA

ÉXÕ cube is an installation that extends the phenomenon of echo into the visual-haptic domain. Embodying an endless cascade of moving reflections fading within the infinity mirror, the cube is surrounded by a vibro-platform where each side resonates independently.

ROW
TUNDRA

"ROW" is an audiovisual installation that explores relationships between sound, volumetric image and human perception. The sound has been sourced from synthesizer oscillators, offering a clear "what you see is what you hear" experience through oscilloscope visualization.

STEM
Mr.Beam

Stem is a video mapping artwork by Mr.Beam. This interactive installation invites you to feed the artwork with your voice, and to see it transform into a unique plant that twists and grows on a building. This way Stem visualises how every voice is unique and deserves to be heard.

Emptied City
FRONT404

In a tunnel in Utrecht, the Netherlands, the ebb and flow of the passage of cyclists and pedestrians causes a row of repurposed CCTV cameras to reveal a poem which can be read in either direction, that reflects on people’s fears and motivations searching for a place to call home.

MADE OF STARDUST
Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm

MADE OF STARDUST is an interactive installation exploring our cosmic origins and dependence on sustainable developments in outer space. It uses audience interaction to create stardust avatars.