Before the poppy became the recognised flower for remembrance the violet, in South Australia, was the 'symbol of perpetual remembrance'. Violet day was first held in Adelaide on 2 July 1915. A crowd gathered at the Soldiers' Memorial Statue, now known as the Boer War Memorial, for speeches and a performance by the Police Band. The Governor addressed attendees, stressing remembrance and honouring of Australian troops and their sacrifice to Empire. Women dressed in white sold posies of violets and purple ribbons to raise money to support returned soldiers, or the Cheer-up fund.

On Thursday 2nd, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th July 2015 Adelaideians braved the chilly winter evenings for a "son et lumiere" when Illuminart animated the Torrens Parade Ground with Architectural Storytelling Projections for the 100th anniversary of Violet Day. Moving image projection mapping on the Drill Hall building drew from historical images, and documents, to show the First World War experience in South Australia and tell how the Cheer Up Society came to exist.

The story commemorates the women and volunteers who established the Cheer Up Society and other volunteer organisations. They not only provided support to men on the front, but also provided ongoing support to wounded and shell-shocked men, and to bereaved mothers and families.

The Cheer Up Society raised funds to build a soldiers’ clubhouse by selling violets around South Australia. The Cheer Up Society was a uniquely South Australian response to the war involving primarily women; and the Violet Day fundraiser they established continued for nearly 60 years. This spectacular project illuminated and transfigured the architecture of the Torrens Parade Ground Drill Hall building over three nights, coinciding with the centenary of the first Violet Day.

Ref: History SA website

Before the poppy became the recognised flower for remembrance the violet, in South Australia, was the 'symbol of perpetual remembrance'. Violet day was first held in Adelaide on 2 July 1915. A crowd gathered at the Soldiers' Memorial Statue, now known as the Boer War Memorial, for speeches and a performance by the Police Band. The Governor addressed attendees, stressing remembrance and honouring of Australian troops and their sacrifice to Empire. Women dressed in white sold posies of violets and purple ribbons to raise money to support returned soldiers, or the Cheer-up fund.

On Thursday 2nd, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th July 2015 Adelaideians braved the chilly winter evenings for a "son et lumiere" when Illuminart animated the Torrens Parade Ground with Architectural Storytelling Projections for the 100th anniversary of Violet Day. Moving image projection mapping on the Drill Hall building drew from historical images, and documents, to show the First World War experience in South Australia and tell how the Cheer Up Society came to exist.

The story commemorates the women and volunteers who established the Cheer Up Society and other volunteer organisations. They not only provided support to men on the front, but also provided ongoing support to wounded and shell-shocked men, and to bereaved mothers and families.

The Cheer Up Society raised funds to build a soldiers’ clubhouse by selling violets around South Australia. The Cheer Up Society was a uniquely South Australian response to the war involving primarily women; and the Violet Day fundraiser they established continued for nearly 60 years. This spectacular project illuminated and transfigured the architecture of the Torrens Parade Ground Drill Hall building over three nights, coinciding with the centenary of the first Violet Day.

Ref: History SA website

Before the poppy became the recognised flower for remembrance the violet, in South Australia, was the 'symbol of perpetual remembrance'. Violet day was first held in Adelaide on 2 July 1915. A crowd gathered at the Soldiers' Memorial Statue, now known as the Boer War Memorial, for speeches and a performance by the Police Band. The Governor addressed attendees, stressing remembrance and honouring of Australian troops and their sacrifice to Empire. Women dressed in white sold posies of violets and purple ribbons to raise money to support returned soldiers, or the Cheer-up fund.

On Thursday 2nd, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th July 2015 Adelaideians braved the chilly winter evenings for a "son et lumiere" when Illuminart animated the Torrens Parade Ground with Architectural Storytelling Projections for the 100th anniversary of Violet Day. Moving image projection mapping on the Drill Hall building drew from historical images, and documents, to show the First World War experience in South Australia and tell how the Cheer Up Society came to exist.

The story commemorates the women and volunteers who established the Cheer Up Society and other volunteer organisations. They not only provided support to men on the front, but also provided ongoing support to wounded and shell-shocked men, and to bereaved mothers and families.

The Cheer Up Society raised funds to build a soldiers’ clubhouse by selling violets around South Australia. The Cheer Up Society was a uniquely South Australian response to the war involving primarily women; and the Violet Day fundraiser they established continued for nearly 60 years. This spectacular project illuminated and transfigured the architecture of the Torrens Parade Ground Drill Hall building over three nights, coinciding with the centenary of the first Violet Day.

Ref: History SA website

Before the poppy became the recognised flower for remembrance the violet, in South Australia, was the 'symbol of perpetual remembrance'. Violet day was first held in Adelaide on 2 July 1915. A crowd gathered at the Soldiers' Memorial Statue, now known as the Boer War Memorial, for speeches and a performance by the Police Band. The Governor addressed attendees, stressing remembrance and honouring of Australian troops and their sacrifice to Empire. Women dressed in white sold posies of violets and purple ribbons to raise money to support returned soldiers, or the Cheer-up fund.

On Thursday 2nd, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th July 2015 Adelaideians braved the chilly winter evenings for a "son et lumiere" when Illuminart animated the Torrens Parade Ground with Architectural Storytelling Projections for the 100th anniversary of Violet Day. Moving image projection mapping on the Drill Hall building drew from historical images, and documents, to show the First World War experience in South Australia and tell how the Cheer Up Society came to exist.

The story commemorates the women and volunteers who established the Cheer Up Society and other volunteer organisations. They not only provided support to men on the front, but also provided ongoing support to wounded and shell-shocked men, and to bereaved mothers and families.

The Cheer Up Society raised funds to build a soldiers’ clubhouse by selling violets around South Australia. The Cheer Up Society was a uniquely South Australian response to the war involving primarily women; and the Violet Day fundraiser they established continued for nearly 60 years. This spectacular project illuminated and transfigured the architecture of the Torrens Parade Ground Drill Hall building over three nights, coinciding with the centenary of the first Violet Day.

Ref: History SA website

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Before the poppy became the recognised flower for remembrance the violet, in South Australia, was the 'symbol of perpetual remembrance'. Violet day was first held in Adelaide on 2 July 1915. A crowd gathered at the Soldiers' Memorial Statue, now known as the Boer War Memorial, for speeches and a performance by the Police Band. The Governor addressed attendees, stressing remembrance and honouring of Australian troops and their sacrifice to Empire. Women dressed in white sold posies of violets and purple ribbons to raise money to support returned soldiers, or the Cheer-up fund.

On Thursday 2nd, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th July 2015 Adelaideians braved the chilly winter evenings for a "son et lumiere" when Illuminart animated the Torrens Parade Ground with Architectural Storytelling Projections for the 100th anniversary of Violet Day. Moving image projection mapping on the Drill Hall building drew from historical images, and documents, to show the First World War experience in South Australia and tell how the Cheer Up Society came to exist.

The story commemorates the women and volunteers who established the Cheer Up Society and other volunteer organisations. They not only provided support to men on the front, but also provided ongoing support to wounded and shell-shocked men, and to bereaved mothers and families.

The Cheer Up Society raised funds to build a soldiers’ clubhouse by selling violets around South Australia. The Cheer Up Society was a uniquely South Australian response to the war involving primarily women; and the Violet Day fundraiser they established continued for nearly 60 years. This spectacular project illuminated and transfigured the architecture of the Torrens Parade Ground Drill Hall building over three nights, coinciding with the centenary of the first Violet Day.

Ref: History SA website

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para una carrera.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a race.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para una carrera.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a race.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

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Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para un triatlón.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a triathlon.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una línea de meta y un podio para una carrera.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like a finish line and a podium for a race.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como una disco móvil.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an outdoor disco.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

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Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

The sun mirrors bring sun down to Rjukan Square during winter months, when it is normally shady.

Solspeil 1913 to 2013

The Solspeil, or sun mirror, is a spectacular project that will strengthen the identity and attraction of the town that is the gateway to the Hardangervidda.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

Babalugroup ha depositado su confianza en FENIX desde el principio para equiparse con sus torres elevadoras y sus trusses para llevar a cabo proyectos de todo tipo, como aeroplano para el día de las alas de Red Bull.

Babalú has placed its trust in FENIX from the beginning to equip itself with FENIX lifting towers and trusses to perform original and spectacular projects ranging like an aircraft for Red Bull Wings Day .

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

Die situation , part of the Myer Christmas pantomime and light spectacular projected onto City Hall .

Brisbane

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

An enormous ship sails into the centre of Victoria Square, Birmingham, docking itself beside the city’s Town Hall. High above the people who gather to look at this marvel, dancers and aerialists appear in the ship’s rigging.

Professional dancers and aerialists join forces with a huge amateur choir, live musicians and more than 140 community performers to transform the Square and tell the story. Watch the action unfold onboard the ship and be caught up in the atmosphere on the ground, where seagulls swoop and travellers prepare to embark on their journey. The ship sets sail, the Town Hall is transformed by spectacular projected imagery and the city’s skyline becomes a dream of undiscovered worlds.

This outdoor multimedia spectacle is created by Motionhouse, one of the UK’s foremost dance theatre companies, and world-renowned physical theatre company Legs On The Wall, from Australia. Produced by Birmingham Hippodrome, and with original film projections from award winning Logela Multimedia.

this is an architecture project that tries to overcome some of the difficult living conditions in Tanzania.

I will try to analyze what historical meaning a tent as 'a thing' has had, and then try to talk about the proces of 'material becoming a thing' when we add meaning to it.

maybe you could even say, that the architect is like a craftsmen?

and.. is there a difference between the tent as 'a thing' in a danish context and in a Tanzanian context? and does a tent, made by danish architects, have a postcolonial impact in a Tanzanian context?

I wonder why the name 'The Onion' is speciel in this spectacular project... and how the material once again only became material when the project was finished.