Ersin Han Ersin is an artist, director and creative director of London based experiential studio Marshmallow Laser Feast. Ersin’s art practice combines a wide range of disciplines including sculpture, installation, live performance, and mixed reality.
His work illuminates the hidden natural forces that surround us, inviting participants to navigate with a sensory perception beyond their daily experience. In these spaces, the known physical world is removed to reveal networks, processes and systems that are at once sublime, underpinned by research, and fundamental to life on Earth.
Ersin’s work has been exhibited around the World including Lisbon Triennial, Sundance Film Festival New Frontier, Tribeca Film Festival Storyscapes, Istanbul Design Biennial, London, New York, and Shanghai. He is also a guest lecturer at the Interactive Architecture Lab at Bartlett School of Architecture.
His work illuminates the hidden natural forces that surround us, inviting participants to navigate with a sensory perception beyond their daily experience. In these spaces, the known physical world is removed to reveal networks, processes and systems that are at once sublime, underpinned by research, and fundamental to life on Earth.
Ersin’s work has been exhibited around the World including Lisbon Triennial, Sundance Film Festival New Frontier, Tribeca Film Festival Storyscapes, Istanbul Design Biennial, London, New York, and Shanghai. He is also a guest lecturer at the Interactive Architecture Lab at Bartlett School of Architecture.
Session
What is it Like to be a Tree?
Can we repair our broken connection with nature by using art & technology?
Ersin’s work draws visitors into a series of ecological explorations which are seeking to highlight our interconnectedness with the wider systems of nature through experiential art.
In this talk, Ersin will dissect the artworks that use research-based approaches, advanced technologies, and scientific collaborations to render intimate, poetic and multimodal encounters between humans and more-than-humans.
