Name: Gravity O
Uploaded: 2026-03-19T07:41:47+00:00
Channel: -.618
Description: Immersive audiovisual installation investigating gravity, perception, and geometric balance in real time media space.

GRAVITY O

Still frame 1 from GRAVITY O.

GRAVITY O video embed shows audiovisual installation with geometric forms in real-time media space.

Black screen with white geometric shapes and thin lines.

Geometric forms shift in real-time against black background in GRAVITY O visuals.

Sixteen white orbs in 4x4 grid float in black void.

project overview

PHILOSOPHY. We describe our visual approach as digital surf. Like surfers heading to remote coasts, we travel with projectors, lasers, lighting, and media systems to run field experiments in natural landscapes. Our team explores a new audiovisual practice beyond studios and galleries, creating site-specific works about nature, Earth, and human perception. GRAVITY O is a generative live performance inspired by Kim Ki-duk's "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring." This pilot chapter opens a cycle that will continue through the major seasons.

Four white orbs arranged symmetrically in black void.

Grid of frames: glowing cylinder with strings, green branches, forest with lasers, reflective orb with beams.

Composite image shows glowing cylinder on strings, branching lines, orbs, and laser effects in dark space.

Two white orbs positioned symmetrically in black void.

We spent three days and three nights in the forest by the lake, capturing the experiment in a short documentary about the journey and the birth of ideas.

GRAVITY O video embed displays geometric forms and real-time media compositions.

Black background with white angular geometric shapes overlapping.

White geometric shapes intersect and balance on black background in real-time visuals.

Two white orbs hover apart in infinite black void.

O is a way of saying that there is no specific address.

CREDITS Created and produced by — Signatura Music — Nikola Melnikov Laser visuals — -.618 Technical support — Dreamlaser Camera crew — Nikolai Sermyagin, Anna Grusho, Andrew Glukhov Video editing — Daniil Gulyakov Project documentary — Andrew Glukhov