Holonic Fields

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An Immersive, evolving symphony of sound and visuals. Powered by human movement, technology, and mycelium.

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About

We’re creating 'Holonic Fields,' an immersive audio-visual installation that harmoniously integrates human movement, mushroom bio-data, and advanced technology to craft a dynamic, interconnected experience.

Impact

Holonic Fields' immerses audiences in nature-tech harmony, redefining arts experiences while fostering deeper eco-awareness and celebrating Belfast's cultural evolution within its historic, regenerating spaces.

Progress

Developed core components using particle visualization and synthesis tools. Secured £25k from Arts Council NI. In collaboration with Hearty Growers, we're now beginning to weave in mycelium biodata, showcasing nature-tech symbiosis.

Team

With 20 years in music and a decade in multimedia design, I've honed skills in audiovisual content and technical prototyping. My extensive background, including presenting spatial audio talks internationally, positions me uniquely for 'Holonic Fields

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/holonic-fields
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