Flutter is an innovative, immersive art experience featuring virtual reality, projection mapping, climbable furniture as well as a giant sphinx, day-glow lighting, and architectural structures. Flutter’s mission is to bring contemporary fine art into everyday life in a way that is interactive.

The inaugural installation features the work of several international artists, including Illusion, an immersive interactive experience about the art of seeing by award-winning filmmakers and visual artists Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger in collaboration with interactivity designer Aniol Saurina Masó, as well as music and sound design by Nana Simopoulos with Mary Ann McSweeney. Illusion is based on the notion of “visual illusions,” a powerful means by which to challenge our mind and the inner and subjective approach to time and space. Through projection mapping, augmented reality, interactivity, video art, sound design and animation, the artists invite the audience to experience a sensorial journey onto magical realms and thought-provoking realities.

Laia Cabrera is a Spanish filmmaker and video artist and critically recognized multimedia creator based in New York, working in the fields of art installations, new cinema, immersive projection design, visual poetry, documentary, and performing arts, with many projects blending elements of different fields. Cabrera’s innovative interdisciplinary work merges cinematic arts, dance, music, theater, digital arts, and interactivity.

She was awarded the 2016 Silver Telly Award for best Direction, AVA and Telly awards for best Animation, Documentary and Art Direction; NYIT awards 2015 for Best Art Production, 3-time nomination for Outstanding Innovative Video Design, and the Kodak & Color Lab Award for Best Cinematic film for Under Influence. Cabrera is also the recipient of several grants including KrTU Creators, Cultura i de les Arts (CONCA), NYC Council on the Arts, and DC Commission for the Arts and Humanities, among others.

Her work includes traditional and experimental filmmaking, virtual theater and immersive video mapped site-specific installations presented worldwide and commissioned by major institutions. Her last works were presented in Times Square, Armory Arts Week-Spring/Break Art Show New York, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), St John the Divine Cathedral, Nuit Blanche DC, La Mama, Dixon Place, Time Center at the New York Times, Art all Night DC, Georgetown Glow, PBS’s American Masters and Tempietto di Bramante, Rome. She is currently the artistic director of Laia Cabrera & Co, co-founded with French animator Isabelle Duverger, a team of visual artists producing a wide range of multimedia projects.