The Banyan Tree

A ten-metre tree built from the things we have taken into our identity — windows, mirrors, lights, smoke and lasers. Symmetry holds its posture, asymmetry gives it character, and no two angles read alike.

Lidar watched the room. What people did became sound, and sound became light, so the piece was played by the crowd and no two moments repeated. For the live shows it took timecode instead.

A digital homage to Bengaluru’s legendary Dodda Alada Mara, it felt almost extraterrestrial, its aerial roots subtly reacting to the people moving around it.Rolling Stone India

Wiese

To write — what they asked for, what was made, what happened when it ran.

Wiese

To write — the second year is the argument.