Increments

Tundra (2022) is a thought-provoking, interactive light installation reflecting on the consequences of human behaviour on our climate. Heat-sensitive motion sensors track visitors’ movement triggering immersive, chromatic light sequences. These dramatic shifts in colour induce a moment of reflection and remind us that our actions are constantly altering our environment.

Increments is a collaboration between brothers, Ross and Evan Lelliott. Growing up in Trinidad, carnival celebrations introduced us to the power of multi-sensory art when it fuses with community. Now living in London, an over-reliance on technology now obstructs these once instinctive feelings of connection.

The digital revolution is developing faster than our own natural ability to evolve. It has created a division between the way we interact with each other and the world around us. Technology continually attempts to connect us, though in doing so, pushes us further apart. Reflecting on these consequences on human behaviour is a central theme in our work.

We create immersive and emotive, site-specific installations utilising new media applications such as moving image, lighting, sound and generative programming. Our works invite visitors to reflect on how they navigate the increasing complexities of the world today, while using the very medium it questions – technology.