WELCOME TO THE LIGHT-LOUD WEB TERMINAL
This retro microsite celebrates installation artist Eric Lord and six immersive pieces drawn from ericlord.ca/installations.
Glowing junk-tech, playable architecture, and worlds where sound moves when you do.
A futuristic cathedral assembled from salvaged machines and sonic ghosts. The piece bends old hardware into responsive light and spatial tone.
An inviting cave of color where mystery and motion pull visitors inward. A walkthrough zone that shifts hue, rhythm, and tone as people explore.
Rusted automotive fragments reappear as animated sculptures. The installation reframes industrial debris as a kinetic story-world built from motion and glow.
Buildings and puppets become musical controllers in a strange urban playground. Visitors trigger scenes where architecture performs like an instrument.
A playful operating system for a forest: conifer trees become smart sculptures that emit light pulses and sonic textures when approached.
A surreal portal machine where each step opens another audiovisual terrain. Built as a multi-sensory trip through imagined alien architectures.
Across these works, recurring materials appear: salvage culture, playful interfaces, and environments that feel half machine, half myth.
The projects collectively build a language of participation. You do not just look at them; you activate them.