Letchworth ‘Fire & Fright Festival’ (UK) featuring Loop.pH

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onedotzero partnered with Letchworth Garden City Council to deliver a series of events and interventions for the inaugural Letchworth ‘Fire & Fright Festival’, which runs from October 28 –November 5 2014. Part of this program includes a new site-specific installation by Loop.pH.

Atmeture is an ephemeral architectural tunnel drawing visitors to Letchworth’sBroadway Gardens and into an open and inviting structure, woven from lightweight fibres. The geometric latticework is performed when filled with transparent inflating membranes that are animated by being filled and emptied with air, reminiscent of breath. The structure will appear alive and breathing as it's rhythmically filled with swirling smoke, changing the opacity of the structure. – Loop.pH

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