IMAGINARY LIMIT by NICK VERSTAND and SALVADOR BREED

IMAGINARY LIMIT is an audiovisual installation by Nick Verstand and Salvador Breed symbolising the internal limitations we impose upon ourselves by influencing our perception of light and sound. Using optical illusions created by materialised laser light synchronous to spatially positioned speakers, the viewers perception is influenced and subsequently altered in a 3-dimensional environment. By constructing these imaginary boundaries of light, the audiovisual composition constantly reshapes the perceived surroundings. The work is created site specific for MIRA Festival, using the architecture of the Sala Turquesa as a canvas.

Created by Nick Verstand—a contemporary artist exploring human behaviour and perception through spatial audiovisual compositions— and Salvador Breed —an artist/technologist specialised in creating and sculpting space and sound —, this new, site-specific installation —commissioned by MIRA— will be premiered at MIRA 2018. 

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