Spring has (pretty much) sprung. The sun is (almost) shining. And the beautiful (interactive) blossom are blooming at the Outernet, as their immersive exhibition, Nature’s Confetti, has returned to the capital following a hugely successful run last year.
In an attempt to brighten up the capital city and bring the joy of blossom-season to more people; National Trust will transform the UK’s most visited cultural attraction into a blossomy wonderland for Londoners to enjoy this Spring. And it won’t cost you a single penny.
Nature’s Confetti
Bringing some serious flower power to the immersive entertainment space; this blooming gorgeous experience will allow visitors to admire the beautiful blossomy goodness on giant floor-to-ceiling, wraparound screens. The most advanced of their kind in the entire world, FYI.
The three minute video has been designed by Outernet’s creative team and will give viewers the opportunity to experience a breathtaking illusion of petals raining down on them from above. Visitors will also be able to use their body movements to control the screens and see how blossom trees grow, and audio recordings from National Trust sites will be used to echo the authentic sounds of nature in the UK. The video will be accompanied by uplifting music, specially-composed by Father to perfectly complement the inspirational visuals on the screen.
The piece aims to spread the message of how important it is for us to cherish the glory of nature and preserve it for future generations. Especially in the face of current environmental threats. This years spectacle follows the huge success of the last year’s run – and it’s well worth a visit, in our opinion.
Nature’s Confetti will play every 15 minutes at Outernet’s Now Building until April 30. Always check their website for specific timings to avoid disappointment, though.
đź“ŤÂ Now Building, Centre Point, WC2H 8LH. The nearest station is Tottenham Court Road.
