News - March 2010
2 April - 18 April 2010
Arborescences
New Commission for Kew Gardens
Creatmosphere has been commissioned by Kew Gardens to create a new temporary installation within the Nash Conservatory during their Easter Festival. Evolving over a 2-week period, Creatmosphere will be inviting the visiting public to assist in the construction of a ‘forest of trees’.
ARBORESCENCES will respond to the spatial characteristics and architecture of the Nash Conservatory. Daylight mapping, shadow, reflections, air-flow movement, and colour will interact with this installation to explore the basic principles of biodiversity, photosynthesis and the essential role of trees in our life.
More information to follow soon on here
Artwork by Carmen Torrecillas
22 April - 2 May 2010
The Lighthouse Project, Kings Cross
REVEAL Festival, produced by CreateKX
Creatmosphere has been commissioned by CreateKX to produce a new site-specific installation for the Reveal Programme that will take place in King’s Cross, London in Spring 2010.
More information to follow soon.
The ten day festival is produced by CreateKX, the King’s Cross creative and cultural development agency that will animate King’s Cross with a dynamic range of cultural events. The programme will distil the essence of the area’s unique cultural identity, revealing its rich creative history and celebrating its ambitious future.
More information on www.revealkingscross.org.uk
Artwork by Carmen Torrecillas
August 2010
'Sources' as part of a Public Art Commission,
Bow River, Calgary, Canada
Creatmosphere is looking forward to going to Calgary at the end of March for a technical site visit. This will allow the studio to confirm the feasability of the overall proposal and meet the local team who will be helping make this installation happen this summer.
The project will focus on the water cycle and bring an awareness to the natural sources that form the Bow River. The installation will concentrate on the river infrastructure and topography, creating an opportunity for local residents and visitors to engage, reflect, react and ultimately act on the preservation issues that affect the river and the watershed.
More information here
Gallery 0nline
A Pier Appear(s) - Brighton West Pier
Tiger Lucky Eight Events with Exposure
See the studio's latest light experiment that took place on the iconic
West Pier in Brighton.
Photograph - Dany Carlyle
More pictures on the A Pier/Appear(s) Gallery
See write up in Creative Review
See A Pier/Appear(s) footage on U Tube
Gallery 0nline
Lumiere, a celebration of light
Royal Horticultural Society Light Trail in Wisley, Surrey
View pictures of the light trail created at the Royal Horticulture Society Gardens in Wisley.
See here for the Lumiere, A Celebration of Light Gallery
New Publication Out
Creatmosphere Studio included in the
International Lighting Design Index 2010
Creatmosphere has been included in the International Lighting Design Index 2010, which is a new publication that collects lighting innovators and leading heads together.
In collaboration with publishers avedition, Helmut M. Bien (Curator Luminale) and Markus Helle (Highlight Magazine) have created an index which will allow the light industry, contractors, project developers, local councils, landscape planners and interior designers, scenographers and design agencies to find interesting project partners.
To purchase your copy visit avedition
More information on Luminale
Website launched
Digital Tea Party - Audio Architecture, Creatmosphere & Shroom Studios
Following a successful showcase in this years TENT London 09, Creatmosphere is happy to announce the launch of the ‘digital tea’ website. As a result of a collaboration between a sound artist and an animation studio, the tea party is the realisation of an immersive and interactive installation which encourages participants to manipulate the projection of light, sound, video and digital wallpaper by moving teacups on a tabletop.
More information on www.digitaltea.co.uk
