White Sabbath
A ritualised gathering at the end of the harvest season.
White Sabbath unfolded as an immersive, ritualised gathering marking the end of the harvest season, an atmospheric convergence of performance, sound, installation, and collective ceremony. Set across a transformed multi-level environment, the experience evoked a dreamlike terrain where light, metamorphosis, self-acceptance, and communal becoming were quietly in dialogue.
The evening moved fluidly between live performance, visual and spatial installation, fashion-led expression, sonic architecture, and participatory encounter. Each layer contributed to a world-building exercise in which folklore, mythological reference points, and contemporary creative practice were recontextualised through an editorial lens—less an event than a living composition.
Selected photographs.
THE FEAST TABLE
IMMERSIVE FEAST / BETH WILLIAMSAn immersive feast experience presented alongside living wearable works by designer Beth Williams.
The installation explored the “afterlife” through botanical material, living textiles and wearable pieces, considering how plant matter could be supported through the use of particular root systems.
Beth Williams is a disabled multidisciplinary artist specialising in knitwear, living textiles and soft sculpture.
Cummings Twins
Mark and Paul are multidisciplinary artists whose work is inspired by esotericism, mysticism and transcendence.
Working across imagery, sculpture, video, performance and installation, they use experimentation, improvisation and digital technology to make subtle and invisible experiences tangible. Their collaborative process develops through each twin building on the other’s ideas.
White Sabbath,
in full.
EVENT RECAP / FILM TO FOLLOW
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White Sabbath
Harvest Moon / Samhain
Performance / Installation / Immersive Feast
Folklore / Ritual / Transformation