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Liquid Sounds

bsp presents: Liquid Sounds

🗓 June 3 – July 6, 2025 | 📍 The Creative Popup, Angel Place Shopping Centre, Bridgwater
Free entry | All ages welcome

Seed is proud to commission bsp, the groundbreaking synesthetic artist and performer, for an immersive new exhibition: Liquid Sounds—a hands-on creative lab where art, music, and sensory experience blend in surprising ways.

🎨 What is Liquid Sounds?

Liquid Sounds invites visitors to literally paint with sound. Using bsp’s custom-built interactive canvases—sensitive to both sound and touch—visitors will explore how music can become colour, how gesture becomes rhythm, and how synesthesia opens up new ways of creating and connecting.

This one-of-a-kind experience offers:

  • A drop-in sensory lab where visitors can experiment freely

  • A live community painting performance at the end of the week

  • A welcoming space to express difference and discover creativity—especially for those who may not see themselves as “artists”

Inspired by artists like Yayoi Kusama, Meredith Monk, and Laurie Anderson, Liquid Sounds is more than an art show—it’s a celebration of neurodiversity, expression, and collective imagination.

Also known as Bri, bsp is a multidisciplinary artist whose synesthesia allows her to see sound as colour—an ability that shapes every aspect of her creative work. Her performances, which blend live painting, vocals, and reactive technology, have appeared at Tate Modern, the Venice Biennale, and in the acclaimed Sky Arts documentary The Blending of Senses.

Bri’s unique canvas system turns paintings into instruments, using touch-sensitive sensors that generate sound. Her art blurs boundaries between media and challenges audiences to feel, see, and experience music and image in new, multisensory ways.

Drop in for free!

  • Thursday 3rd July: 11am – 2pm

  • Friday 4th July: 11am – 2pm

  • Saturday 5th July: 11am – 2pm

  • Sunday 6th July: 11am – 2pm

Free entry, drop in any time—no booking needed.