Conductive Light Garden: A Circuit of the Senses

Conductive Light Garden transforms a historic ex-police station into a multisensory environment where light, sound, scent and touch converge. The exhibition features Jessica Ticchio's digital and sculptural works—including Endless Reality, which activates the vertical atrium with projected portals, and Waiting for Summer, a meditation on pause and becoming created through VR sculpture, 3D printing and digital animation. Miyavi Floristry's Hana Denki (Electric Flower) positions botanical matter as a conductive medium, with floral compositions embedded with electronic interfaces that generate evolving sonic environments when visitors engage physically with the installation. The works investigate the boundary between digital and physical space, nature and technology, drawing on organic rhythms and Japanese spatial practice to explore how technology reshapes our connection to the natural world and sense of self.