Performance: Tromarama, Living Room

Tromarama’s Living Room is an installation built from furniture combined with glass bottles used as sound instruments and integrated with AI systems. These components are connected through a responsive lighting system activated in cycles of sound and silence, illumination and pause. The work transforms the exhibition space into a temporary stage for local musicians and vocalists to activate the artwork through live performance.

Founded twenty years ago in Bandung, Indonesia, Tromarama is a collaborative project by Febie Babyrose, Herbert Hans, and Ruddy Hatumena. They create environments in which memory, play, automation, and performance meet, inviting audiences to consider how creativity is shaped by human and nonhuman systems.

The performance is 30 minutes. Seating is limited.