For nearly two decades, Vincent Moon has roamed over 80 countries, filming more than 900 rituals, concerts, and human gatherings. From the alleys of São Paulo to the temples of Java, he carries a small camera and a boundless curiosity. Collecting the world’s prayers in moving images.

Now, for one evening in Bali, he transforms them into a living, breathing cinema of the sacred: a 2–3 hour improvised audiovisual ritual created in real time, blending unseen footage, field recordings, chants, and live mixing.

Set beneath the open sky of Jiwa Community Garden, surrounded by soil, water, and growing food, this performance becomes an act of listening to the land, to the ancestors, and to the invisible threads connecting us.

Featuring:

• Sraya Murtikanti —Balinese gamelan composer and performer exploring the space between ritual tradition and experimental sound. Her work bridges ancestral rhythm with contemporary performance and collective trance.

• Obscura Signal — Bali-based visual and lighting studio known for immersive stage design and site-specific installations. Their works include setups for Klymax by Potato Head, Nuanu Tower, and major festivals across Indonesia.