Drops of Hope - Immersive Audio Installation (Future Arts Way) | @ Benaroya Hall's Open House
Future Arts is excited to participate the grand re-opening of Benaroya Hall in its immersive Octave 9 space.
"Join us October 18 for a FREE, all-day celebration as Benaroya Hall comes alive with music, performances, storytellers, food and surprises around every corner. All venues and public spaces will be activated throughout the day, filled with local artists on every stage and exclusive ticket offers to discover."
https://www.benaroyahall.org/openhouse
💧Drops of Hope is an interactive audio installation playing within Octave 9 as part of Benaroya Hall, active 4:15-6pm
Part 1: Experience Hopes from around the world inside the venue
Part 2: Step into an interactive recording booth to meet the artist + add your own hope for our continuous audio "river stream"
💧SCHEDULE
4:15-5pm - Meditative space open for listening
5-6pm - Musician Alexis Eggertsen will accompany live hope stream with piano and vocals
Always on: Immersive Recording Boot open for hope intake in back room
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As part of FUTURE ARTS WAY 2026, we are excited to welcome Alexis Eggertsen and Team's immersive audio installation called "DROPS OF HOPE"
💧About the Artwork💧
Add your voice to a stream of hope from around the world. Hopes are anonymous. Every approved recording becomes part of a shared listening experience. These are hopes that we can walk with, on our one and only Mother Earth. It is about finding commonalities and walking together in a positive direction.
Your voices will be populating an art piece going up in Seattle during Summer 2026, as part of a city-wide mixed reality exhibition: Future Arts Way: Other Earth 2026.
Add your hope here: https://walkwithhope.today/contribute/
💧About the Artist💧
Alexis Eggertsen
Multimedia Artist, Musical Director, Producing Partner
Alexis is an award winning multidisciplinary artist, musician, speaker and human. Like a bow, she pulls from the present back into the past, with an arrow towards the future. She creates experiences with an aim towards healing and a better tomorrow.
Musically, she has decades of experience with western, Indian and Indigenous vocal traditions, along with songwriting and and composition. She also has experience with sound design, digital sound synthesis, digital processing, 3d sound and algorithmic composition. She loves to explore music from ancient to popular to the forefront of experimental sound art.
As a multimedia artist, she is active in traditional video as well as experimental video art. She has worked in software development, including on virtual environments for healing and education, with both AR and VR. She has personal in mediation and peacemaking.
Thank you Benaroya Hall for having us at your event.
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