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TO THE MOON AND BACK MOON is an interactive sculpture from Montreal-based studio Iregular made of light and analogue synthesizers. Users can control the moonlight, floating in a window, by touching the space outside the window. Along with the lighting, the audio is generated by a Dave Smith Tetra, four-voice analogue synth. “We wanted to create a very intimate, immersive piece and I found the light tunnel with smoke gave this experience,’’ explained Daniel Iregui, Creative Director – Founder, Iregular. “We’ve been using the frame shape a lot, because it outlines the interaction zone without textual instructions. We’ve spent a lot of time experimenting with this aspect and MOON was an idea we wanted to try it on.’’ There are four different light patterns and sound voices that are selected randomly, but also allow four people to use it at the same time. www.iregular.io Pics: Courtesy of Iregular