Resembling a suspended organic hive structure, The Hive is a sculptural instrument made from parts of Gamelan bars (a form of percussive Indonesian music using gongs and xylophones), with concept by Indonesian artists Ikbal Lubys and Tony Maryana.

Heavy Metal Detector is a cross-between a walk, workshop and performance. A relational public art project, that sits somewhere between metal music and sites of historic importance, this feat of geomancy gives members of the public the opportunity to become metal-detectors for the day, with a twist.

Resembling a suspended organic hive structure, The Hive is a larger-than-life resonator, with vibrating chimes for visitors to interact with, creating new compositions.

After premiering at AND Festival 2017, we are excited to announce that The Hive returns to be part of bluedot festival’s 2018 art programme. Resembling a suspended organic hive structure, The Hive is a larger-than-life resonator, with vibrating chimes for visitors to interact with, creating new compositions.

The Real Smiling Rock is a continually updating living document between the Artist, an eBay seller named guitarpickman.com, and the digital presence…

Heavy Metal Detector was a cross-between a walk, workshop and performance, that was specially commissioned for scanning the surface of the historic site of…

If you’re interested in hiring this piece of work, please see our touring page here. My Wall is Your Filter Bubble was an…

Abandon Normal Devices were proud to announce WATERLICHT  for AND 2017, an ambitious and large-scale digital installation by Dutch Designer, Daan Roosegaarde with…

Experience In the Eyes of the Animal online. In the Eyes of the Animal enabled audiences to encounter England’s forests anew through…