Reuben Wu

As twilight falls, Reuben Wu leads a hands-on session in the technique behind his Aeroglyphs series, using drones and long exposure to inscribe light within the night landscape. You’ll experience a drone as a moving light source, time long exposures to capture its path, and shape those trails into the halos that define the work. Wu treats light as a visual language and the long exposure as a way of seeing time itself — a plane of time invisible to the eye, held open for a few seconds by the camera.

Two artists who move fluidly between sound and image sit down together — Scott Hansen, the musician and designer behind Tycho and ISO50, and Reuben Wu, photographer and co-founder of Ladytron. They talk about collaborative projects, creative overlap, and a way of thinking that runs across music, design, and photography, and why the most interesting work tends to emerge where disciplines cross.