Flying Bells is an artistic gesture that transforms space into a place of connection, listening, and participation. It does not merely animate the environment but invites it to be actively experienced, generating a soundscape through physical and emotional engagement. The work uses the universal language of play to overcome cultural and generational barriers, turning each gesture into a creative and inclusive act. The swing, a symbol of freedom and lightness, becomes a tool for personal expression: each movement produces a sound that spreads like an emotional, visual, and symbolic echo. The bell, detached from its ritual function, is reimagined as a participatory musical instrument, where each chime becomes an invitation to co-creation and connection among individuals. In this dimension, art and play, body and space, gesture and sound merge into an open, ephemeral, and collective dramaturgy.
Commissioned by M9 Museum
