‘ISORAY’ is a monumental new work by Yoshi Sodeoka, presented by TICK TACK and HORST Arts & Music Festival. Created for the ENGIE Electrabel cooling towers, it premiered at the festival. Projected at architectural scale, the work transforms this industrial landmark into a vast, shifting field of collective motion, where procedural systems unfold into hypnotic formations.

Hundreds of virtual birds flow through algorithmically generated formations, flocking, diving and spiraling through an infinite sky. Each flight path emerges from simple rules of attraction and avoidance, yet together they create an intricate, organic choreography. The work explores how complexity arises from simplicity, and how individual agents moving together can form something transcendent.

I coordinated the project, and assisted Yoshi Sodeoka in bringing his work to this monumental scale.