Looking back at Sarah Oppenheimer’s TRYDAY at V2_
@foldingenterprises @v2_unstable 20/03/2026. RR.
During this Tryday we were able to present and explore Sarah Oppenheimer’s work/research-in-progress on RR.
RR as a tool, an object, a process — a responsive system of inputs and outputs that explores our perception of spatial agency.
Creating an intertwined ecosystem connecting its machines, performers and audience.
“By turning, tipping, and reorienting mobile output elements, performers control the direction and angle of projection. Cones of light expand and contract, sweeping across walls and ceiling. Pools of illumination overlap and interact, transforming architectural surfaces into dynamic, active fields.
RR produces an entangled relay of responsiveness across multiple timescales. Immediate mechanical feedback establishes a clear sense of causality, while digitally mediated delay introduces temporal offset, complicating the perception of linkage and change. Cause and effect are stretched across time and space. RR invites reconsideration of control itself: rather than seeking instant feedback, it expands a field of delayed reciprocity.”
It was a pleasure welcoming the project as development residency and Tryday, as space for dialogue, feedback, and exchange between V2_’s team, artist, performers and visitors.
Photos of Sarah Oppenheimer: RR, PT_G13, 2026,
Human operator, capacitance sensor systems, copper, glass, PLA, LED, aluminum, electricity and existing architecture.
- Installation view at V2_Lab for the Unstable Media, 20 March 2026.
📸 Photo Credit: Paul Swagerman
@paulswagerman
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