Deep Time Resonance - Installation

Deep Time Resonance is an immersive, meditative installation that invites visitors to step outside of human-scaled time and enter the slow, profound rhythms of the earth. In an era dominated by rapid digital acceleration and ecological uncertainty, this exhibition functions as a sanctuary of stillness, acoustic simplicity, and physical grounding. The installation focuses on geological time - i.e. non-human dimensions of time. It centers on durational sound works, video projections and related art works. The installation treats earth not as a passive resource, but as an active archive of memory, erosion, and ancient life. The space becomes a place for contemplative presence. Visitors are encouraged to slow their breath, and reflect on our fleeting place within the cosmic timeline of the universe. Deep time changes the meaning of a human life by shrinking our daily worries into a tiny speck, revealing both our profound fragility and our unexpected power as planetary change makers. It shifts our perspective from short-term survival to a vast, interconnected continuum. Deep Time Resonance is curated by Jimmy Peggie and features work from across the visual and sonic arts. Artists include Thomas Catlaw, Jennifer Dam, Sutton O’Neill, Jimmy Peggie, Cyd Peroni, Mia Salazar, Irena Velickovic