Infinite Order
What happens when a graphic system originally designed to organise time becomes a mechanism for generating the experience of time? By Leigh Bagley.
Location: Portal Screen
The Marks Left Behind
Every building holds stories beyond those recorded in archives. They are written instead through countless everyday encounters: footsteps, pauses, conversations, and the quiet movements of people passing through its spaces. Over time, these fleeting moments become part of the building itself. One of the richest records of this hidden history is found in the marks … Read more
a space for encapsulation
This project explores the coastal areas of Scotland where industrial and natural structures have become interwoven.
Imbrication
Location: LEVEL2, Edinburgh Futures Institute, 1 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh EH3 9EF DATES: APRIL-MAY 2026 Opening times: MonDAY – FrIDAY 9am – 5pm Motifs from the realm of neoclassical architecture dance and evolve on screen, tracing a journey from the ancient, analogue and physical to the modern, digital and abstract. Craft techniques such as tiling, mosaic, marquetry, weave and stitch all originated as … Read more
Living Lithograph
Originally developed as a tool for the creation of a series of lithographs based on Ernst Haeckel’s ‘Kunstformen Der Natur’, the tool has now been reformatted for display at Edinburgh Futures Institute as we continue to share examples of how artists are exploring concepts of evolution via generative and digital artworks.
You Are Here (2019-2025)
You Are Here is a generative artwork based on the live positions of the stars from a precise viewpoint on earth, in this case Edinburgh Futures Institute
