Sarah Bird and I pitched a BANG animation projection project to Donna Close at the Brighton Council, and we are happy to report that they have taken it up.
FUTURE MACHINE is due to be unleashed on the streets of Brighton at this year’s White Night.
To celebrate, Abbie Stanton’s made a little animation with the beautiful Future Machine mascot she has built- it's on the BANG site. Toc is a future pod who has travelled a long way through time and space - and he’s going to be travelling all over the world in the next few months.
During the night of Saturday 24th October, "future" animations will be projected directly onto the façade of Brighton's Unitarian Church. I love the idea of beaming a totally diverse collection of visions onto the walls of the city. A 30 second alien attack might be followed by a utopian vision of a healed earth laden with flowers and food, metallic dystopias, pixel madness, stop motion characters, sourcing inspiration from Buckminster Fuller, Hildegard of Bingen and SunRa.
So, how can we imagine what is to come?
During the night of Saturday 24th October, "future" animations will be projected directly onto the façade of Brighton's Unitarian Church. I love the idea of beaming a totally diverse collection of visions onto the walls of the city. A 30 second alien attack might be followed by a utopian vision of a healed earth laden with flowers and food, metallic dystopias, pixel madness, stop motion characters, sourcing inspiration from Buckminster Fuller, Hildegard of Bingen and SunRa.
Open to BANG animators and all who want to join in, and make like Nostradamus and look to the future. We encourage working with the details of the architecture in inventive ways. You'll find more info in the open call guidelines.
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