Welcome to reSOUND
Navigate your own sensory journey through installations that blur the boundaries between art, technology, and human perception.
STORY OF FLOWERS
Story of Flowers, an animated short film by Katie Scott and James Paulley with Japanese flower artist Azuma Makoto, traces flowers from budding growth to full bloom. Blending intricate illustration, fluid motion, and poetic floral form, the work becomes a luminous meditation on nature’s cycles and fleeting beauty.
STORY OF FLOWERS
Story of Flowers, an animated short film by Katie Scott and James Paulley with Japanese flower artist Azuma Makoto, traces flowers from budding growth to full bloom. Blending intricate illustration, fluid motion, and poetic floral form, the work becomes a luminous meditation on nature’s cycles and fleeting beauty.
TRANSITO
Discover a luminous passage by Children of the Light, where radiant columns of light create an ever-shifting architectural corridor. Accompanied by glass harmonica compositions, this liquid architecture dissolves physical boundaries and creates a sensation of weightlessness.
BOUNDLESS
In BOUNDLESS, transform walls into collaborative instruments, experience poetry through shared vibrations on a resonating bench, and navigate a mirrored infinity space with soft, moss-inspired forms that redefine relationships between body and environment.
GLITCHE
Glitche, an immersive installation of video, sound, light, and sculpture, draws from the visual language of digital error and datamoshing. Through smeared pixels, fractured color, and distorted motion, the work explores moments when memory, sensation, and the present collide, creating an atmosphere of visceral intensity and tender rapture.
WHISPER
In WHISPER, delicate design meets sensory engagement as Petal Collection explores how repetition creates softness in cement materials, while Fortune Chairs invite playful interaction with smile-shaped installations that blend voices and whispers into multi-sensory experiences.
FATHOMS
Fathoms, a site-specific installation of cascading floating sculptures made with synthetic hair, creates a hypernatural forest for visitors to move through, touch, and embrace. Drawing from the Icelandic word faðmur, meaning both bodily depth and the act of holding close, the work merges organic and synthetic forms into a direct sensory exchange.
FLOW
Experience art history reinterpreted through symbolic dance movements, featuring a 5.1-channel score by Tristan Barton. This site-specific sculptural LED installation uses rhythm and sound to explore the evolving relationship between world and self.
INTO INFINITY
Culminate your journey with this collaboration between Children of the Light and Alexander Whitley Dance Company. An exquisitely crafted sequence of light interactions offers otherworldly immersion into the infinite that stretches beyond time and space.
What To Expect
Allow 60-90 minutes for the full seven-stage experience
All stages are wheelchair accessible with tactile and audio description options available.
Full accessibility accommodations available including:
- Wheelchair access to all seven stages
- Audio descriptions for visual installations
- Tactile guides for hearing-impaired visitors
- Quiet spaces for sensory breaks
Suitable for all ages; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
- Photography and video encouraged in designated areas
- Some installations involve physical interaction - comfortable clothing recommended
- Sensory-sensitive visitors can request modification guides at entry
- Food and beverages available on-site
Many Stages. Infinite Possibilities.
Ready to Experience All of reSOUND's Stages? From the overwhelming waves of ARRIVAL to the infinite light of INTO INFINITY, each stage offers a unique sensory adventure. Explore interactive sound walls, kinetic sculptures, and spaces where your body becomes part of the art.