Seeking Connection: King's at Eureka, London Design Biennale 2023
The King’s pavilion 'Seeking Connection' will showcase creative, cross-disciplinary research into digital technologies from...
16 May 2023
Particle Shrine at London Design Biennale
Read more about how this installation uses live data from cosmic ray detectors and from the Super-Kamiokande neutrino observatory in Japan to transform invisible particles into an immersive audio-visual experience.
In Particle Shrine, visitors can explore invisible cosmic forces that can’t be seen, heard or felt. In an audio-visual experience like no other, creative technologies and live data from four cosmic ray detectors and from the Super-Kamiokande observatory in Japan make the invisible visible.
Watch this video for a deep dive into the physics and technology behind the installation:
Project team
Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences.
Presented by Dr Teppei Katori, Christo Squier, Chris Ball and Eden Morrison.
Follow the project team on Twitter and Instagram for updates:
Particle Shrine
Twitter: @particleshrine
Instagram: @particleshrine
Dr Teppei Katori
Twitter: @teppeikatori
Instagram: @teppeikatori
Christo Squier
https://christosquier.co.uk
Twitter: @christosquier
Instagram: @christosquier
Chris Ball
Twitter: @chrisballmidi
Eden Morrison
Instagram: @pinkandbluelights
Find out more about 'Seeking Connection' at the 2023 London Design Biennale here.