A gallery wall of riso-printed drifts. Visitors hold a phone at forty centimetres, and the paper answers: the drift-lines animate, photos float, the score plays from the place it was captured.

Living Wall is a commissioned installation: a curated selection of drifts from a city, printed as a continuous wall grid with AR image-tracking and spatial audio. The physical artefact stands alone as editorial print; the phone reveals a second layer without demanding attention.

Installations have been proposed at biennales, faculty foyers, permanent collections, and festival venues. Each wall is scoped to the host’s city and drifts are captured during a two-to-three-week residency.

• HANG
  At eye level. 1.55m centre line.
• LIGHT
  Soft, not directional. Avoid spotlights; they confuse tracking.
• PHONE DISTANCE
  40cm ideal. First target locks in under 2s.
• AUDIO
  Walk-through headphones or spatial speakers.
• SEATING
  Optional low bench facing the wall at 2m.
• NETWORK
  Offline-capable. No audience Wi-Fi required.

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