rainy: A Sound Installation by Ross Manning

Deadline:

8 July
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July 13
Caboolture Regional Art Gallery

Step inside rainy – a meditative sound installation by Brisbane artist Ross Manning that transforms the rhythms of falling water into music for the soul.

Inspired by the chaos and calm of changing weather, rainy draws attention to the simple, overlooked joy of rain. Manning composes with water droplets, turning natural percussion into an immersive listening experience. This work invites you to reflect, slow down, and find comfort in the sounds of nature.

Commissioned by City of Moreton Bay Art Galleries as part of Make Music Month, rainy is a special activation celebrating sound, technology, and the human experience in a digital world.

About the Artist
Ross Manning is known for transforming everyday technologies into extraordinary sensory experiences. His kinetic works explore the relationship between light, sound, and physics—repurposing broken electronics to build atmospheric installations that challenge how we see and hear the world.

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