Go behind the scenes and explore 'The Making of PLAYLOOP' in this fascinating look at how this incredible interactive installation was made. In this short 12 minute documentary, watch and learn how Creative Director, Natalie Wong, realised this innovative project from concept to design. Discover the ideas behind the interactive installation and understand how this latest project from PAPERSNEAKER Design Studio will change the game in immersive interactive art. Creative Direct

Watch a highlight reel from the first two showcase days for PLAYLOOP at Hart Haus! Showcase Dates: 19/09/19 + 21/09/19 Creative Director: Natalie Wong Videographer: Mart Sarmiento Venue: Hart Haus

Event photos of the first two showcase dates of PLAYLOOP at Hart Haus in Kennedy Town. What an incredible experience! As an artist, seeing people interacting with your work for the first time is so exciting. Seeing how people discover the individual sounds, test the different lights, explore the work and share their take with me about their experiences. Thank you to all my friends, family and long-time supporters for coming out to the showcase. It means absolutely everything!

An interactive installation which allows participants to physically create a distinct sound using multiple audio loops in an interactive soundscape. “PlayLoop” is an interactive sound and light installation created using over one thousand light-emitting diodes and motion-activated sensors by mixed-media artist Natalie Wong. The installation utilizes a variety of motion sensors and specifically designed speakers within twelve cylindrical structures. Putting the work into conte

Watch the video above to see how I made my most difficult project to date!

Commissioned by a retail brand in Hong Kong, I was tasked to create a unique display to feature in the re-launch of the store. The display was inspired by the ocean’s naturally forming coral reefs. The work is made entirely from coloured paper using a variety of techniques including scoring, detail-cutting, overlay folding and paper-sculpting. The shapes reference the organic shapes and textures found in the diverse environment of underwater flora and fauna, such as foliose a