Artist name Emily Meacock Fryer Email address Emilymeacockfryer@gmail.com Contributors names and roles Emily Meacock Fryer artist (mother), Raffaella Fryer Moreira (daughter) and Stefano Terranova were responsible for the visual content and the projections. Mark Pace provided transport, logistics and site support. Concept of the piece In 1969 the first rocket lifted mankind off the earth’s […]
Art is an integral and essential part of making Noisily what it is, and it goes far beyond the cosmetic aesthetic of the festival, running through the core of everything we consider and create. From the musical programming and weekend’s flow, through the healing area and traders, all the way down to the way we […]
Art is one of the pillars of Noisily, and in our art Director Ruth Herbert we have a creative mind whose dedication is surpassed only by its genius, and since her arrival at Noisily a few years ago the aesthetic of the festival has eclipsed all expectations. Last year the bar was raised again, and […]
Michael Davis is a multi-disciplinary artist, creating sound, rhythm and three dimensional forms, and has spent several years working to create large scale interactive sonic installations. His work engages with the public through touring interactive installations. “My work challenges the mental barriers I have observed through my fifteen years of facilitating participatory music that people […]
Lose yourself in the mesmerising, shifting patterns of Zarah Hussain’s sculptural installation Numina – a piece that takes the artform of Islamic geometry and adds a whole new dimension to it. Blurring the boundaries between science and spirituality, Islamic geometry is traditionally drawn by hand with a ruler and pen, using mathematics that celebrate the […]
Calling all artists, creators, dream weavers, pilgrims, bon viveurs and voyeuristic manufacturers of kinaesthesia. We need you, and we need you NOW! We have had an incredible number of applications to bring weird, wonderful, and frankly a few insane pieces of art, both static and interactive, to Noisily this summer. But there is always room […]
1 – The Liquid Stage Probably the most obvious choice, and definitely the biggest piece of art on site. The Liquid Stage arrived at Noisily in 2014 after a brief hiatus from the UK festival circuit, having been a powerhouse at the earlier Glades. In many ways the Liquid Stage and Liquid Records itself represent […]