Returning Currents – A Ritual for Many Futures

An immersive, interactive installation of projection, sound and 360° video VR that reimagines folk traditions for the digital age. About Move through an immersive, interactive installation of projection, sound and 360° video in VR that reimagines folk traditions for the digital age. Reflect on your relationship with place, community and the futures we are creating together. What has been lost? What is emerging? Consider how our actions today shape the world to come. Through simple collective actions, become part of the ritual. For a limited six-week period, in a small gallery just off the entrance foyer of the house, discover new interpretations of traditional folk rituals. Inspired by dowsing, folk customs and communal gathering, Returning Currents is an invitation to share a ritual of movement. Responsive projections and sound react to your presence, revealing a future entity to interact with. Throughout, ritual altars offer fragments of an imagined culture that uses divination as a playful, embodied way of exploring uncertainty. The soundscape, co-created with community groups from both Compton Verney and Scala Worcester, draws on traditions of communal and vocal group singing, weaving contemporary voices into this imagined future ceremony. This artwork is inspired by the people, waterscapes and the objects that connect the landscapes of Compton Verney and Scala Worcester. It channels the lived currents of landscapes and our own bodies to create a ritual that glitches between past, present and future. A creation by Rebecca Evans (Pell Ensemble) and Simon East (Thunkist). Read more Toggle Performance / Live Art Digital Installation