Documented artwork / interactive light and sound installation

ChronoHarp

A triangular light sculpture responds to touch with shifting colors and sound. It turns the individual act of playing a harp into a shared installation, with a score developed with OTIS and harpist Kate Moloney.

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At a glance

Year / version: 2022 (documented Vivid Sydney presentation)
Materials: Not documented
Documented setting: outdoor
Dimensions: 196 sqm / 2110 sqft footprint
Dimensions apply to: Footprint published on the current studio case study; no height, footprint shape, clearance or edition-specific technical rider is supplied.
Availability: Unconfirmed

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2022
Barangaroo, Vivid Sydney
Site
Barangaroo
Event
Vivid Sydney
Start year
2022
Installation details checked 2026-10-17.
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Touch becomes a shared musical composition

ChronoHarp turns the form of a harp into a triangular light environment that responds to touch. The studio credits a collaboration with Otis Studio and harpist Kate Moloney, and lists a 196-square-metre footprint. The published area is an early planning reference, not a complete circulation or equipment plan. A specific edition, current availability and the interface for participants still need confirmation.

Amigo & Amigo — ChronoHarp ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-11

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How would the proposed layout support simultaneous participants and people watching the performance?

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Retrospective confirmation of Chronoharp at Vivid Sydney 2022

A festival precedent recorded by the presenter

Vivid Sydney’s artist biography on its Pendulum event page identifies Chronoharp among Amigo & Amigo’s 2022 contributions. This independently supports the work’s festival history. It does not transfer the newer Pendulum page’s venue, accessibility details or commissioning credit to ChronoHarp; those would need documentation specific to the earlier installation or the next host site.

Vivid Sydney — Amigo & Amigo artist biography ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-11

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Which previous ChronoHarp presentation is closest to the intended audience and site?

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Interactive art installations ↗Light art installations ↗Outdoor sculpture & installations ↗Sound art installations ↗