Our model involves an interactive light installation on the Opera House back walls in which audiences of all ages will 'splash on' water and fill the wall to refer to the slowly rising sea levels that will affect the site. Music will also be implemented in the work as the site is significantly used for the musical performances and events that are held. As more water accumulates, the music will begin to playing will begin to deteriorate and produce bland, dissonant sounds as an indication of the rising waters creating a barrier of from the music being heard. The aim of this installation is to provide insight on the possible future of the Opera House site as we as humans continue to damage the environment, continuing global warming which creates climate change and triggers rising sea levels which may eventually drown the site, taking away the cultural landmark of Australia and depriving musical and theatrical artists of a significant place to perform. There will be a year counter on the side to convey the level rise against the years.
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