Coded rituals explores the concept of wu wei (無爲) and how ancestral rituals and eastern philosophies can inform temporary cosmology in the collective space: a listening chamber where bodies, frequencies, rhythms and images entangle.

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Through a sonic, embodied visual ceremony, the space is positioned as an altar with offerings through field recordings, contorted sounds and experiential visuals. The crowd becomes a living organism, experiencing and sensing collectively.

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Coded rituals is part of Reciprocity, an environment for artists, thinkers and creatives to engage in participatory discourse, presentations, and guest offerings to explore digital mythologies, techno-spirituality, and its emergent culture. The first event at UAL had themes on dao, impermanence, entanglement, unknowing, unlearning, vessels, animism, mythologies, non-dualism/Anti-Cartesianism, embodiment, sensing, and quantum theory.

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