Horizon Plan is a perceptual in situ installation that reveals the acoustics and resonance of a space.
A rotating propeller, located in the center of the room, reflects a sound and light wave that lets us perceive echoes specific to this space. The sound and the light reveal a horizon line marking a link between the inside and the outside of the site.
Horizon Plan is an artwork that focuses on increasing our perception of the resonance of the exhibition space. It should be noted that the visual and video documents cannot restore the reality of the artwork because the latter is based on our acoustic and kinesthetic perception of the space. This artwork was conceived, for the first time, at the Abbey of Silvacane in Roque d'Anthéron, France.
The artwork consists of a sound composition diffused by ultra-sonic loudspeakers associated with a light projection. The sound and the light are projected on a transparent helix in rotation which allows to diffuse the sound and to make it reflect at 360°. This device leads to perceive an immaterial dimension of the exhibition space by its very resonance. Thus, in time and according to the movements in space, the public perceives the space of the place of exhibition by the means of its perception.
