Conceived mainly for big open spaces, CONTROL NO CONTROL is a large-scale interactive installation in the form of a minimalistic geometric structure, true to Studio Iregular’s signature style. Created in 2011 in Montreal for Igloofest, it has since been presented over 35 times around the world. Streamlined patterns and generative sound emerge as interaction occurs. […]

BALANCE is a generative architectural video piece projected on five different buildings in Montreal. (Stasis, Harmony, Proportion, Tension and Symmetry). Each video explores the concept of balance from a different point of view depending on the building that is projected. All the visuals were made with code, and we developed a software to synchronize with […]

ANTIBODIES is an interactive installation that tracks the faces of participants and elicits facial expressions. Created during the first COVID19 lockdown, the piece reflects on how absent and detached we’ve become during video meetings and online social gatherings. With no other options to sustain our social human nature, we are forced to engage with the […]

Known for the use of digital technologies in its interactive installations, Iregular here explores analogue processes to morph reality and modify the surroundings. Keeping the audience at the centre of the piece, AMPLITUDE appears from afar as a blurry extension of the perceived landscape. It almost feels like a digital out-of-focus filter liquifying the scenery. […]

MTArt Agency has launched another free public art exhibition at St James Pavilion with the work of our artist Àsìko. Through an anthology of photographs, Àsìkò celebrates womanhood: its beauty, its complexity, vulnerability and strength. His conceptual work chronicling photographs from 2015 to 2021 pays homage to the narratives of the female experience as experienced […]

An Earth mural using all-natural, biodegradable pigments – located in Espoo, Finland.  

Site-specific Installation (T5 fluorescent bulbs, cellulose gels) Dimensions variable, this image shows 10,000 sq ft 2016   Does colour change the way you feel? What does it feel like to be inside a rainbow? For the 2016 edition of the Bristol Biennial, British artist Liz West invited visitors to drench themselves in the spectrum. West […]

Pigment injected polyester 700 Linear Metres 2021-22   Greenwich Peninsula has commissioned Liz West to create Hundreds and Thousands for The Tide. The artwork wraps 700 metres of the walkway’s glass balustrades, creating a ribbon of undulating colour. The installation contemplates the subtle nuances of light in this unique riverside location as we transition from […]

Site-specific installation (wood, scrim, acrylic mirror, polycarbonate and T5 flourescent lamps) 150cm (L) x 150 (W) x 377cm (H) x8 strcutures 2021 Remain in Light is a new site-specific installation made for ‘Colors, etc.’ exhibition at Tripostal, Lille, France from 19 May – 14 November 2021. Remain in Light comprises of eight individually coloured columns […]

Through No. 4 a six-metre long triangular corridor of light and colour was created for semi-permanent display at MediaCityUK, Salford and commissioned by Quays Culture. The walk-through structure encourages visitors to look at their surroundings in a different light. Making their way inside the multi-coloured corridor through either side of the structure, visitors can see […]

Installation (steel, PVC vinyl and polycarbonate) 480cm (L) x 480 (W) x 300cm (H) 2021   Hymn to the Big Wheel is an immersive sculptural work exploring the illusion and physicality of colour and natural light in space. Consisting of a multi-coloured octagon nestled within a larger octagonal shape, this work encourages the viewer to […]

Site-specific installation (metal, dichroic vinyl and polycarbonate) 1500cm (L) x 140 (W) x 300cm (H) 2021   Presence is a large-scale, site-specific commission by Liz West situated in grade II* listed Christ Church in Macclesfield. Presence transforms the space taking the form of a tunnel, created from hundreds of iridescent dichroic panels creating a kaleidoscopic […]