Multidisciplinary artist Leon Rodgers brings playful audiovisual territory to Next Wave for Brunswick Music Festival.

An audio/visual sound bath guided by Gulan – meaning microbat in Gathang – exploring the cave systems of eastern Australia. Combining experimental composition and innovative sound design to create a dynamic, immersive environment.

Leon Rodgers is a composer and Worimi descendant, blending music, technology and First Nations storytelling. Having composed for Bangarra Dance Theatre, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Vivid Sydney, Leon debuts his first solo installation, also featuring touch designer collaborator Jordan East.

Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your session start time so you can check in, grab a drink and get settled. Due to the immersive nature of this performance, latecomers can only be admitted within 10 minutes of the session start time.

Next Wave
270 Sydney Road, Bulleke-bek (Brunswick)
nextwave.org.au

Accessibility
Brunswick Mechanics Institute is a step-free venue with accessible bathrooms.

Video tour of Brunswick Mechanics Institute

Download the Brunswick Mechanics Institute visual story (.docx)
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This is an immersive installation and sessions run in a dark environment. Audio and visual may cause disorientation and attendees should take care while participating.

There will be a mixture of floor and standard seating. We encourage you make yourself comfortable on the floor if you can – cushions and beanbags will be available.

If you need a seat at any point, please have a chat with our friendly staff, who will be happy to help.

Contact the host of Neighbourhood Noise BMF X Next Wave: Gulan