About this Event
A Conversation Between Trees invites viewers into an immersive exploration of the subtle exchanges that occur within forest ecosystems. Drawing on 3D scan data captured in Epping Forest, the work translates the hidden communication networks of trees and plant life into a dynamic world of light and sound.
Abstract forms, generated from the scan information, shift and evolve in response to time, temperature, light, and environmental change. The same data points also drive a series of synthesisers and sound engines, allowing the forest itself to shape the auditory landscape.
The result is a meditative encounter where image and sound merge — offering a glimpse into the complex, often unseen systems that sustain the natural world.
Dan Hoopert is a 3D artist and designer based in London. His work has caught the attention of major international brands such as Apple, Google, Meta, Nike, and Adidas. Recognised for his style that blends hyperrealism with dreamlike abstraction, Hoopert recreates elements of the natural world with a surreal touch, bringing to life fascinating and unexpected digital scenes.
Using advanced 3D software and a keen eye for detail and realism, the artist aims to evoke a sense of visual phenomenon. His work represents a meeting point between nature and the digital realm, blurring the boundaries between what is physical and what is virtual. His pieces are often accompanied by experimental sound design, which enhances the immersive experience.
Dan Hoopert’s creations have not been limited to the digital world: they have been exhibited in prestigious institutions and festivals around the globe, including the Museum of Applied Arts, Outernet London, the Sonar Festival, and even on large advertising screens in Shanghai. With his abstract yet emotionally engaging approach, Hoopert continues to redefine the role of digital art in contemporary visual culture.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
art'otel London Hoxton, Powered by Radisson Hotels, 1-3 Rivington Street, London, United Kingdom
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