NONOTAK's ‘ECLIPSE’ exhibition opens in London this August

Lumen Studios presents NONOTAK’s ECLIPSE in London with a 1,000-square-metre immersive light and sound exhibition.

NONOTAK, “HIGHWAY” (2022). Audiovisual light installation at Cineum Cannes as part of NONOTAK solo exhibition HORIZONS.

Lumen Studios presents ECLIPSE, a light and sound exhibition by the acclaimed creative duo NONOTAK, opening this August in Bermondsey. This highly anticipated event marks NONOTAK’s debut solo exhibition in the city. Covering over 1,000 square metres, ECLIPSE features three striking installations—HIGHWAY, DUAL, and HIDDEN SHADOWS—two of which are new site-specific works.These pieces highlight NONOTAK’s exceptional talent for creating immersive environments where light and sound dynamically converge.

Visitors will experience kinetic visuals, advanced projection mapping, and intricate soundscapes. To celebrate the exhibition’s launch, NONOTAK will perform live on 5, 6, and 7 September, offering an exclusive and intimate glimpse into their artistry.

ECLIPSE, live performance by NONOTAK.

NONOTAK, a collaboration between Noemi Schipfer and Takami Nakamoto, is renowned for its boundary-pushing installations, which have been showcased at prominent venues such as Tate Britain and Art Basel Miami. ECLIPSE continues Lumen Studios’ mission to spotlight innovative digital art, giving Londoners an unmissable opportunity to engage with NONOTAK’s latest masterpiece. Part of the proceeds from ticket sales go towards supporting the Lumen Prize, which is dedicated to celebrating pioneering digital artists.

Date: 30 August - 8 December 2024. Location: 47 Tanner St, SE1 3PL. Price: from £26 + £2 BF. eclipse.show

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