Tuesday 13 October 2026 – Saturday 17 October 2026
20:21 Visual Arts Centre
This is a free event, no booking required
After the success and popularity of last year’s Science, 20-21 is thrilled to welcome back the incredible Luxmuralis with Lost Worlds.
After the success and popularity of last year’s Science, 20-21 is thrilled to welcome back the incredible Luxmuralis with Lost Worlds.
Lost Worlds by Luxmuralis is an immersive light and sound installation that takes audiences on an extraordinary journey through the great civilisations, myths and forgotten histories of humanity. Transforming historic spaces into vast moving canvases of colour, projection and sound, the experience invites visitors to travel through the ancient worlds of the Etruscans, Egyptians, Romans, Mayans and Anglo-Saxons, encountering cave paintings, medieval manuscripts, maps of exploration, mythic kingdoms and the natural world in a richly layered visual narrative. Accompanied by an original cinematic soundtrack, Lost Worlds combines large-scale digital projection with immersive storytelling to create a contemplative and awe-inspiring experience that connects the past with the present.
The installation unfolds as a sequence of immersive environments, from prehistoric cave art and evolving ancient patterns to the vivid world of knights, castles and illuminated manuscripts. Audiences witness imagined and historical lost worlds, from the Garden of Eden and mythical cities such as Atlantis and Troy, to the age of dinosaurs and the shared world of today. Created specifically to interact with beautiful architecture, Lost Worlds invites visitors not simply to observe but to become part of the artwork itself, surrounded by light, movement and sound.
Luxmuralis’ acclaimed immersive installations have been praised for transforming iconic spaces “in a whole new light”, with audiences describing the experience as “absolutely beautiful”, “breathtaking”, and “a kaleidoscope of light and sound”.
Described as “an epic-scale fine artwork”, Lost Worlds is designed to be accessible to audiences of all ages, creating moments of wonder, reflection and shared experience through the power of light, sound and storytelling.
Free entry, no booking required.
Dedicated SEND, Quiet and After Hours sessions are also available. Booking is required for these sessions.
Wednesday 14 October, 9.30am to 10.30am – Quiet Opening
Wednesday 14 October, 4pm to 5pm – SEND Session
Friday 16 October, 5pm to 8pm – Late night opening with refreshments
