National Trust's Mottisfont

An immersive installation in the Red Room by Anna Heinrich and Leon Palmer, exploring Mottisfont’s historic architectural layers. An immersive installation which takes an imaginative journey through the architectural layers of Mottisfont using a combination of lighting, 3D laser scanning technology, video projection and sound.

Witty works from some of Britain’s best cartoonists commenting on current affairs. A humorous show to brighten up the winter months, showcasing comedic works from newspapers and satirical magazines.

A sound installation by Hywel Davies, inspired by Mottisfont as a place of pilgrimage. The principal element of the work is a piece written for Japanese virtuoso percussionist Kuniko Kato and English bass-baritone Laurence Williams, which runs on a loop from speakers embedded in four hemlock tree trunks within the Beech Circle. For the second element of Pilgrim Hywel undertook a series of interviews with visitors, volunteers and staff on their experience of ‘journeys’. These intimate recordings are installed in Gardener's Cottage by the Kitchen Garden.