BigFat & Myles' Immersive Audiovisual Landscapes Are Coming To Hyderabad This Weekend

After a massive launch in Mumbai, Dewar's 'Stay Curious' is coming to Hyderabad for its second leg in the form of a spectacular three-floor experience at a key contemporary arts center in the heart of the city — Gallery 78.

Dewar's ‘Stay Curious’ is a unique platform crafted to inspire a generation to redefine their curiosity and make room for uninhibited discoveries. From curious collaborations, unexpected confluences, and boundless co-creations, Stay Curious is a movement that will pique that unmistakable and insatiable curiosity. It's an immersive, multi-sensorial experience, where boundaries will cease to exist, and exploration will know no limits.

This weekend we're bringing you ‘Overture’ — a new and previously unseen audio-visual piece by visual artist BigFat and creative technologist Myles. It was first showcased at Mumbai Light Festival's Satellite Edition in December 2022. The 14-minute piece combines a sci-fi abstraction of flashing lights, geometric forms, organic topologies and textures which come together to create a dynamic and ever-evolving visual landscape. The piece will be accompanied by an original soundtrack to further add depth and emotional resonance to the visuals.

Aniruddh Mehta is a Mumbai-based designer and artist whose work ranges from traditional graphic design to digital and new media arts. He is the founder of Studio Bigfat, a multi-disciplinary design studio that works in areas such as graphic design, digital illustration, and motion design.

Myles is a music technologist, creative coder, and composer who puffs out custom software solutions regarding interactive art exhibits, visuals, and tools that allow musicians to express themselves artistically.

EVENT DETAILS -
City: Hyderabad
Date: 5th August 2023, Saturday
Time: 7 PM Onwards
Venue: Gallery 78

Buy your tickets here.

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