Toxicity’s Reach presents a collection of installations, spanning multiple disciplines as a way of exploring how industrial chemicals that are found in our waterways affect humans, animals and the landscape we live in.

Start your engines and go beyond the Thunderdome and into the wilds of the Wirral to join us for a special one night only screening of Mad Max: Fury Road.

Abandon Normal Devices’ festival of new cinema, digital culture and art, and the UK’s only roaming digital festival, takes to the water…

Festival of new cinema, digital culture and art.

The film programme revealed the earth’s layers, from the drone’s eye view to deep into subterranean fear-inducing bunkers. The programme is a…

Abandon Normal Devices were proud to announce WATERLICHT  for AND 2017, an ambitious and large-scale digital installation by Dutch Designer, Daan Roosegaarde with…

New rendering and image making techniques like photogrammetry and LIDAR scanning are allowing us to visualize previously hidden or forgotten histories. Archaeologist…

If you’re interested in hiring this piece of work, please see our touring page here. My Wall is Your Filter Bubble was an…

James Ferraro // The Deluge Set in a nightmarish simulation of humanity – a Brueghelian underground – musician and critical futurist James…

The Tendaguru Formation in Tanzania are amongst the richest sites of late Jurassic fossils that have ever been found. A former German…

Listening to the Dark was a series of prodigious sonic experiments, explorations and expeditions that could be found deep under the earth in…

This free talk accompanied the exhibition Digital Dark Ages.  In 2015, Google’s Vint Cerf spoke publicly about his fear of a digital…