Oranging Rain Glow is a pinboard structure, wired with video simulations, found objects and lamps. A computer predicts the movement of leaves on a tree over and over, scored by musicians, foley artists and asmr performers. Meanwhile, a metal wizard is soldered into a knot of wires linking domestic lamps, speakers, and screens. The objects and simulations are playfully interdependent, jittering into, passing through, sensing and activating one another.

Oranging Rain Glow is the second collaborative installation by Oliver Hull and Jack Wansbrough.

Sound by Vessa.XYZ

Shown @ Private Island Gallery

Documentation by Dan McCabe