Body paint is an interactive installation that prompts participants of all ages to move by translating movement into splashes of vibrant colour. It relies on an IR sensor, high powered projector, and custom software.

Part of the artist’s Real Time Clock Series, Sweepers Clock is a 12-hour film that depicts a pair of workers keeping time by continuously sweeping a pile of garbage in the shape of the hands of a traditional clock.

Plume is a half-dome sculpture that participants can enter to experience an other-wordly audio-visual environment. Get swept away in the colour and excitement in this immersive environment.

Blooms are dynamic sculptures that combine precise design, high speed rotation and strobe lighting to deliver a surreal optical illusion. Presented as a set of three sculptures that present different illusions.

Part of the artist’s Infinity Box series, Virata Rupa is a box shaped sculpture that offers two different and complementary perspectives on the feeling of infinity.

Prompting visitors to anonymously write something they previously wanted to say but held back and enabling visitors to read the unsaid sentiments of others. The Last Word offers participants a path to closure and community.

This audio-visual installation features a five-minute dynamic projection upon a 1:40 scale model of the Lille Opera House. It portrays cycles of creation and destruction.

This interactive installation maps a harpsichord’s keys to videos of people singing that note in real-time, creating a unique musical instrument that highlights both our diversity and our shared humanity.

Reed’s Thank You Bags ask us to examine our wastefulness by presenting the iconic symbol of consumerism into a larger-than-life work of art.