The Interactive Architecture Lab teamed up with Late at Tate Britain for a one night public show of performances, interactive installations, and participatory workshops to celebrate the Bauhaus centenary and its continuing influence. As Bauhaus master Paul Klee wrote in 1920, Movement is the foundation of all becoming”, and movement is at the heart of the Interactive Architecture Lab’s Masters in Design for Performance & Interaction (MArch). Ten projects by staff, students and partners where shown including kinetic sculpture, projection mapping, DJ sets, animation, sound installation, robotic puppetry and dance.

One such project is New Movement Collective’s Project XO, a collaboration with FENYCE Workspace and participatory dance production that uses audience wearable technology to explore themes of power, agency and empathy.