First-hand brings together five artists working with experiential technologies.
Touch and feel your way through digital artworks curated for Dreamy Place 2026.
Caroline Beavon – /static, 2026
/static is a maximalist collection of interactive and visual pieces where analogue meets digital. Step into the circle and meet Glitch — a scrollable story of othering and transformation — and Scrollbook — sketchbook-meets-scroll – where ink and pixels coexist. Wires nestle amongst branches, lights guide the way. Leave with a memento in your pocket.
https://carolinebeavon.com/static
Jasmine Broadhurst & Phoenix Isla Kea – Precipitation Network, 2026
Precipitation Network is an installation that materialises network infrastructure through live environmental signals and renders network activity as a dynamic physical condition. The system measures local network activity, including Wi-Fi traffic, device presence and ambient signal activity, and maps these variables to physical outputs such as light, mist, and motion. Viewers and their devices continuously influence the system, modulating its behaviour in real time and foregrounding their participation in normally imperceptible infrastructures.
https://instagram.com/phoenixislakea
Piotr Nierobisz – Silent Sentinel, 2026
Silent Sentinel changes according to where it is seen from. From the side the two profiles separate. From the central axis, reflection and alignment collapse them into another face — an identity that does not physically exist as a single object.
https://holycircuit.com/silentsentinel
Brad Rumble – AILA, 2025
Brad Rumble is a digital artist and sculptor whose main focus is on consciousness through a shamanastic self-exploratory lense.
His work AILA is a revelation of the internal visuals seen through meditation and psychedelic exploration of the depths of his own consciousness. A large wall based sculpture and it’s accompanying eye represent the external locus of control, whilst LED matrices act as visions contained within the internal locus of control.
Julian Weaver – Cento, 2026
Cento is a participatory sound installation that draws on plans of Colonel George Gouraud (erstwhile European director of the Edison Phonograph Company) to run for the Brighton Town Council in 1904 and have his election address simultaneously broadcast by 100 phonographs.
Using personal mobile devices (bring your own phone), participants play, mix, and derail Gouraud in real time.
https://cento.julianweaver.net
The event is free but booking is required: https://buytickets.at/finetunedlimited/2433978
What to expect
First-hand brings together five artists working with experiential technologies.
Touch and feel your way through digital artworks curated for Dreamy Place 2026.
Accessibility
Seating available, Free or low cost event, Event is on first floor. Stair access only / no lift available.
Audience target/s
Everyone is welcome, over 14+
Audience type / suitability
Adults / 18+, Adults and young people (14+)
Organiser
Finetuned Limited