GORILLAS is a sound and light installation built from movable sound objects distributed throughout space. Visitors navigate the environment by approaching, muting, closing, and repositioning sonic elements within the space.
Our Role Own Artwork // PREMIERE Retune Festival Berlin // Year 2018
GORILLAS is an interactive sound and light installation that treats sound as a physical and spatial element within the room. The work creates an environment composed of distributed sound objects that visitors can navigate and alter through movement and interaction.
The installation allows the listening situation to remain mutable. Individual sounds can be approached, interrupted, muted, or repositioned, continuously reshaping the acoustic relationships inside the space. Through these actions, visitors assemble their own temporary spatial composition.
Light and sound operate together as environmental material. The installation focuses on proximity, orientation, and attention, using sound as an active component of the spatial structure rather than as a background layer.
The work premiered at the Retune Festival 2018 in Berlin, Germany. We developed the installation as an original artwork exploring interactive sound, spatial listening, and the physical behaviour of sound within an immersive environment.
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