This showcase is created with the music of the 2016 original multi-media theatre Wittgenstein as its blueprint. The audience will be seated inside a black box with four mirror walls, sound and kinetic installation. They will be immersed in an experiment of continuous space and sounds, as if going on a rollercoaster ride for the senses.

Philosophy of no language / Endless lights and images / Electronic music without sounds

Creative and Technical Showcase
12／11(Sun) 2:15pm, 3pm, 3:45pm
(20 mins each session with limited audience of 25 people)

Creative and Technical Showcase + Thematic Talk (1)
【Kinetic Winch】
12／11(Sun) 4:30pm
Speaker: Stage Tech Ltd.

Audience will be requested to take off their shoes before entering the performance area.
Free Seating
Duration of Showcases/Performances: around 20 mins Duration of Thematic Talks: around 60 mins
Persons aged 12 or below are not allowed to attend the sessions on 12 Nov

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Freespace Tech Lab

Presenter and Production: Zuni Icosahedron

Co-organiser: West Kowloon Cultural District

Creator, Artistic Director & Spatial designer: Mathias Woo

Technical Director: Rae Wu

Producers: Low Kee Hong, Doris Kan, Bobo Lee 

What is Freespace?

Freespace is situated in the centre of the Art Park of the West Kowloon Cultural District, and it is scheduled to open in 2019. It is a flexible performance space that includes a black box theatre (33m x 20m x 10m) that can accommodate 450 people seated or 900 standing, a foyer café and bar with facilities for live music performance, a multi-function conference room, and a large open air lawn that can be used for hosting large-scale outdoor events.

What has Freespace to do with Tech Lab?

Theatre is a live experience.

The audience enter a theatre, and experience a live performance in the same space, at the same time, watching the same performers, interacting with the same stage lighting, sound and multi-media effects. In a theatre performance, the technical aspects (staging, lighting, sound) are elements of performing arts just as important as the performers, while the entire theatre space (architecture) itself is constructed by technologies. “Freespace Tech Lab” is a three-year project infusing innovative stage technology and performing arts, providing a platform for exchange between related technology providers of performing arts and participants, with a view to enhancing the applications of stage technology.