In an ode to play, Harp Space is an invitation for visitors of all ages to become immersed in sensory exploration. The sonic sculpture invites visitors to stay a while, becoming lost within the alternative temporalities that emerge as they touch light, feel tones and move with resonance.

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Meghan Judge creates animations, installations and sonic sculptures. Her works range from collaborative cross-disciplinary experiments to solo performances that blur the line between the real and the imagined. She has exhibited both widely, including at William Kentridge’s The Center for the Less Good Idea. She is an Andrew Mellon Foundation Grant recipient for doctoral studies and a founding member of ANAE, which designs experimental and knowledge-sharing residencies and workshops. Marc Nicolson studied Industrial Design and co-founded designer-maker consultancy Thingking nine years ago. He has brought countless projects to life, including work for WWF, Levi's, Slow Lounge, and Woolworths. Achievements include building the world's first Twitter activated vending machine, being nominated as one of Icon magazine's emerging creatives of the year for 2013, winning best stand at the COP17 in 2012, and at Design Indaba 2013.