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Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies
30 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
EndedSomerset House presents Wayne McGregor's career-spanning exhibition — immersive, interactive installations created with collaborators including Google, Industrial Light & Magic and Random International — exploring how movement and the human body transform when they encounter digital systems.
From Somerset House
How do our movements, instincts and senses change when they meet robotics and digital systems? When the body becomes both performer and instrument, what does it mean to move, feel and be human? Explore these questions through a series of multi-sensory, interactive works across our Embankment Galleries. This exhibition celebrates multi award-winning choreographer Wayne McGregor’s extraordinary collaborations, bringing together world-leading artists, designers, filmmakers, and musicians....
Read more at Somerset House →Critic Reviews (2)
TimeOut
India Lawrence
"Walking through the dark space, visitors are taken through a series of immersive (but not in a tacky way) and beguiling installations, moving sculptures, interactive machines and large projections. A vast array of technology is incorporated, from machine learning and AI to motion capture, digital imaging and robotics. "
Read full review →The Guardian
Lyndsey Winship
Infinite Bodies and On the Other Earth review
"Without seeing On the Other Earth, the exhibition alone might feel rather abstract. It’s cool, in both senses: “Oh, that’s cool”, and also emotional distance, despite our physical presence – that’s the paradox in the work."
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© Somerset House
Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies
30 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
EndedSomerset House presents Wayne McGregor's career-spanning exhibition — immersive, interactive installations created with collaborators including Google, Industrial Light & Magic and Random International — exploring how movement and the human body transform when they encounter digital systems.
From Somerset House
How do our movements, instincts and senses change when they meet robotics and digital systems? When the body becomes both performer and instrument, what does it mean to move, feel and be human? Explore these questions through a series of multi-sensory, interactive works across our Embankment Galleries. This exhibition celebrates multi award-winning choreographer Wayne McGregor’s extraordinary collaborations, bringing together world-leading artists, designers, filmmakers, and musicians....
Read more at Somerset House →Critic Reviews (2)
TimeOut
India Lawrence
"Walking through the dark space, visitors are taken through a series of immersive (but not in a tacky way) and beguiling installations, moving sculptures, interactive machines and large projections. A vast array of technology is incorporated, from machine learning and AI to motion capture, digital imaging and robotics. "
Read full review →The Guardian
Lyndsey Winship
Infinite Bodies and On the Other Earth review
"Without seeing On the Other Earth, the exhibition alone might feel rather abstract. It’s cool, in both senses: “Oh, that’s cool”, and also emotional distance, despite our physical presence – that’s the paradox in the work."
Read full review →Visit
Strand, London·View on artmap