EN
SORA
BY
 
NONOTAK
 
(NOEMI
 
SCHIPFER
 
AND
 
TAKAMI
 
NAKAMOTO)
 
Amsterdam, The NetherlandsJan 6th, 23Feb 5th, 23
About SORA
An infinite choreography of meditative light

SORA is a kinetic installation that takes you on a meditative journey of light and sound in the rugged space of the Gashouder venue. 

SORA is Japanese for ‘sky’. The definitive light source, the sky visually connects us to the vastness of outer space. Through a geometrical structure of moving light modules, SORA symbolises that endless complexity.

Elongated lines of light merge with hundreds of stars, moving to a carefully choreographed soundscape. Sometimes calm, other times turbulent. Rotational movements further draw the audience into a state bordering on hypnosis. 

You can experience SORA in 2 different ways: Exhibition and Live Show.

During exhibition hours you can stay as long as you want. The show runs as a continuous loop. We recommend taking as much time as you want. Stay as long as you want, until we close! The Live Show presents an intensified version of the Exhibition, including a performance of the artist NONOTAK. Every show is unique. The show starts at set times. 

FAQs

Do you have a question about the SORA Show? Check out the list of frequently asked questions or use the contact form.

Please contact us via info@unfold.art.

Please keep an eye on this website or the socials of Unfold.art where we will announce the next destinations of SORA. Do you want to be the first to know? Please subscribe to the newsletter of Unfold.art.

About the artist
NONOTAK (AKA NOEMI SCHIPFER AND TAKAMI NAKAMOTO)

Nonotak is a creative studio project founded by former illustrator Noemi Schipfer and former architect-musician Takami Nakamoto that was conceived in 2012. Nonotak works with light & sound installations and performance pieces to create ethereal, immersive and dreamlike environments which are built to envelope, challenge and stagger the viewer capitalising on Nakamoto’s approach to space, light & sound and Schipfer’s experience with kinetic visual and complex, geometric illustrations. Nonotak’s aestetic is inspired by minimal architecture and optical art.