Keiken is a collaborative practice led by Hana Omori, working across film, gaming, installation and extended reality to build speculative worlds that explore how technology shapes consciousness, identity and collective experience. Their work weaves together ritual, fiction and emerging tech to imagine alternative futures. 

Perception Game is a workshop about exploring the world - and yourself - using your senses, especially your eyes. What makes this experience unique is that you're asked to use your gaze as the main tool. Instead of using your hands or traditional materials to create, you use your eyes and subconscious mind to observe, feel, and imagine. We focus on how you see, how you interpret symbols, and how you can build entire worlds by noticing what's already around you. You'll use automatic writing, visual perception, and collaboration to uncover new identities and co-create shared stories. By shifting the way you look and connect with objects and others, you'll find new ways to understand yourself - and the bigger world you're a part of. 

Please bring a notebook and a pen.

Workshops at Sónar+D - rules and norms

 

• Each workshop has a limited capacity. All Sónar+D ticketholders can reserve their places via the SonarApp.  
• Be respectful of other participants and please only reserve workshops you are certain you will attend. If you are unable to attend a workshop, please cancel your reservation so others may attend instead. We do not encourage provisional block bookings - this is not in the spirit of Sónar+D.   
• You must arrive at Room+D 10 minutes before the start of the workshop, otherwise you will lose your place.  
• Once a workshop starts, you must stay until it ends; leaving halfway through to attend another activity is not permitted. 
• Eating or drinking inside workshops is forbidden.  
• There will be a waiting list: if a workshop you want to attend is fully booked online, please come to Room+D 10 minutes before the start and wait in line. If a spot becomes available, you’ll be allowed to enter (entrance on a first-come, first-served basis).