PROJECT: Snoösphere responsive art installation

Lull Studio

Lull Studio is a transdisciplinary creative practice that crosscuts art, science and city cultures, we are inspired by pop culture, the future, are drawn to deep theory, and fascinated by the fast-developing technologies of being.  They have studios in Berlin and Tokyo and are Elena Knox and Lindsay Webb. They also work with associate artists Ed Leckie and Lian Loke.

PROJECT

Snoösphere by Lull Studio

Snoösphere is an expansive, responsive art installation where audiences can roam, touch and explore. It's designed and created with autistic artists, who have a unique, enhanced sense of how spaces perform sensorially and energetically. Its immersive sound, vision, aroma, and touch- and heat-controlled elements affect the entire sensorium, pushing boundaries of engagement and arts access while gaining insight into neuro-diversity.

Snoösphere

A gallery-based living lab, Snoösphere designs forward to a fully networked world based on advanced technological and synthesized communication. While the noösphere is understood as the future planetary sphere of mind, Snoösphere additionally promotes a radically embodied and environmental consciousness.

For this project, Lull Studio collaborating artists include Dawn-joy Leong, Frank Feltham and James Curtis, Raewyn Turner and Brian Harris, Marty Jay, and Jonathon Bolitho with Hakea.

Websites

More about Snoösphere (and design process)

http://lull.studio/projects/snoosphere.htm

More about Lull Studio

http://lull.studio/about.htm

List of Lull Studio Projects

http://lull.studio/projects.htm