Site-specific installation and participative performance in the original disused Diorama Arts Centre building, part of TAA (Temporary Autonomous Art) Festival.

In the 1970s, the Diorama Arts Centre was formed in an empty building near Regent’s Park, occupied by a collective of artists. It was widely known as a place for arts, crafts, theatre, concerts, raves, and more, as well as a hotbed of the best creative talent London had to offer.

The building had originally housed The Diorama, which opened in 1823. The structure was a large polygonal brick building with a notable dome, set behind a row of terraced houses with a facade designed by John Nash.