'Nomadics' the show. January 2005, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London | take tour | read quotes|

“Provides a new take on the senses when plunged into darkness and feeling your way around.”

"It felt like I was inside the work rather than just looking at it. I enjoyed exploring it with the people I was with. Good feelings of trepidation and uncertainty, and surprise too.”

“This was like the best moments of theatre, when nothing is happening or has yet happened and the stage is empty and buzzing and breathing.”

“I much prefer this kind of interactive art, where I can get ‘into’- be a part of the art, rather than be merely a spectator. It removed that element of detachment and gave me feelings of wonderment at discovering each ‘new’ environment—such as when you are a child. You don’t get those kind of reactions to looking at a painting or a sculpture.”“A mixture of unknown and familiar places in a single experience.”

“It demands visitors to use all of their five senses and they have to open up a different sensibility to really taste the whole environment.”“Interesting and idea is Fantastic! Well done!”

“Having immigrated twice—I truly feel you have captured the fear and uncertainty of being a nomad. The sawdust room recalled for me precisely what it was like the first day I arrived in Russia. The red, everything recognisable but very different… and being able to hear voices, but not able to make out what people are saying.”