Matthew Woodham

Woodham’s construction of audio-visual works, alongside interactive sculpture installations, aims to provoke universal human intuitions. These pieces of artwork are situated within live settings to create real-time experiences, while integrating scientific theory and a critical approach to technology.

Woodham’s academic background in cognitive neuroscience has informed an expanded study of the common dynamics and structures described by physical and mathematical matters. Notable works include Likeness In Adaptive Dissipative Structures (2024), Vibrant Matters at the V&A (2023), Illuminar (2022), and Re-Textured at Printworks (2022).

Within the exhibition Woodham has contributed the interactive installation titled Superdecision. At the heart of quantum mechanics is the concept of superposition, where particles can exist in multiple states at once. His piece has resonated with viewers for its ability to evoke sense of depth, complexity and layered meanings. 

More information about Matthew Woodham is available on his website.

Studio Above&Below 

Studio Above&Below are a London based art and technology practice founded by Royal College of Art graduates, Daria Jelonek (DE) and Perry-James Sugden (UK). Through combining mixed realities experiences (XR), digital art, and data their work depicts the potential connections amid humans, machines and the environment.

Established in 2018, the award-winning duo’s work has been exhibited internationally at institutions such as The Tate Modern, V&A London and MEET Milan.

For the exhibition Studio Above&Below created the VR immersive experience titled Quantum Lens, 2025. This multisensory stimulation can evoke strong reactions to the impact that quantum physics and technology have on our daily lives. Exploring the quantum realm, where subatomic particles defy classical laws of physics, the experience unfolds in three chapters, each playfully and poetically interpreting a key quantum principle. Step into Quantum Lens to enjoy the bizarre world of quantum physics.

If you would like to find out more about Studio Above&Below visit their website.

Cosmic Titians: Art Science and the Quantum Universe is free to visit until Sunday 27 April. For more information visit our exhibition page.