THE RING is an interactive audio-visual installation built as a circular arena of sixteen vertical LED strips, sound and sensor-based control. Entering the ring activates a responsive environment where body movement and attention shape real-time sonic and visual events. Using motion-capture gloves, distance sensors, microcontrollers and custom light programming, the work turns technology away from the screen and back toward the body. Part performance, part game and part ritual, THE RING invites participants to return to the present moment through movement, sensation and shared presence. It proposes a space where physical reality overlaps with cyberspace, and technology becomes a tool for embodiment rather than distraction.

TROJΛNOVSKX is London based audio-visual artist, performer and creative technologist working at the intersection of sound, light, wearables and cybernetic systems. Their practice explores the body as an interface between movement, sonic matter and machine response, creating immersive performances and interactive installations where gesture becomes real-time sound and visual events. Inspired by post-human theory, club culture, cyberpunk, experimental sound and speculative robotics, their work investigates embodiment, cyborg identity and the unstable boundary between performer, audience and system. Their projects use DIY electronics, e-textiles, microcontrollers, motion sensors and custom-built instruments to question how technology can extend, disturb or transform bodily presence.