Dive back 4.54 billion years with a surreal 3D-projection that travels through Earth’s ecological growth. Named after the scientific term for the vast...
Deep Time
60 Lower Fort St
2000 NSW
Australia
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Dive back 4.54 billion years with a surreal 3D-projection that travels through Earth’s ecological growth. Named after the scientific term for the vast scale of geological history, Deep Time erupts over The Garrison Chruch’s façade with swirling tendrils, fossils and rocks. Against a propulsive electronic score, these ancient forms grow and morph into elaborate, intricate life, rendered in Spanish studio Hotaru Visual Guerilla’s distinct visual blend of organic matter with futuristic, digital textures.
No matter how wiId the façade becomes, Deep Time retains glimmers of its original swirling patterns at its core, just like the geometric designs that have repeated over billions of years of shifting continents, climates and life. All life – including you – contains traces of these first evolutionary steps, a reminder that humanity is just the latest chapter of a multi-billion-year story.
Country represented by installation: Spain
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