Inner Horizons

What would it sound and feel like to be inside of a bubble? Step inside a deceptive, inner landscape of a scale that we, as humans, cannot usually physically experience ourselves. From our first experiences submerged in the womb, to the depths of the abyss and outer space – is the universe one big bubble?

This artwork was made during the Art and Science Creators in Lab Residency, was commissioned, and exhibited in the Art and Science Showcase (5-15 December 2019), at the Asia Culture Center in Gwanju, South Korea. This project was supported by Yunchul Kim, Choi Sun Jin, Han Jeong Hoon, Moon-Ryul Jung and Chris Ball.

Cat is an international artist, based in Bradford, who creates moments of curiosity and wonder, using STEM (science-technology-engineering-maths) processes, and wave phenomena (light, sound, liquids, and gases), to make kinetic sculptures, installations, and experiences. Using the mechanics of nature itself, Cat creates innovative fluid systems for her artworks, using accessible, democratised technologies.