Join SF Design Week for “Homebody”, the immersive art installation by internationally acclaimed artist, Hueman. Spanning over 20,000 square feet, find yourself within Hueman’s large scale pieces, and engage with her breathtaking art like never before. With projection mapping and augmented reality, join the conversation about where art is headed as technology rapidly evolves.
Ticket includes access to the immersive art exhibit, a live DJ, networking with SF Design Week community, and drinks.
As society excitedly returns to normal, we reflect on our collective experience in isolation. The past year and a half has affected the way we look at ourselves and each other; we have been existing together, apart. Hueman encourages visitors to look inward as “Homebody” explores identity in the context of an unprecedented moment in time: What happens when we are all forced to stay at home and face ourselves?
Hueman is an East Bay native whose works can be found on streets and in galleries worldwide. She has collaborated with some of the world’s top companies that include Adobe, Lyft, Google, Nike, L’Oreal, and the Golden State Warriors.
Engage with Technology
Various installations will be enhanced through the Instagram app on your device. Please come charged and ready to engage! Phones and tablets are both welcome.
Health & Safety
Health is our top priority. All guests will be required to provide proof of vaccination or a PCR test within 48 hours of show time. With our updated COVID-response based on CDC guidelines, we ensure to keep our space sanitized and safe. Our protocols are updated on a regular basis based on state & federal guidelines.
- Limited headcounts to provide social distancing
- Increased sanitation
- Temperature checks upon arrival
- Face coverings required indoors
- Staffing to guide tours and ensure social distancing
- Contact tracing for all staff and guests
This exhibition contains media of flashing lights which may affect visitors who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy and those who are sensitive to bright, flashing lights. Viewer discretion is advised.
Items Not Allowed In Space:
- Duffle bags & backpacks
- Outside food and beverage (including alcohol)
- Bikes, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades and helmets
- Weapons of any type
- Any item deemed by exhibit security or venue management to be inappropriate
Parking
Plenty of street parking available. Please do not leave any valuables in your vehicle.
This event was made possible in partnership with:
- Ciel Creative Space
- ENDEAVORS Oakland
- Mirus Gallery
- Epson
ABOUT CIEL CREATIVE SPACE
Ciel Creative Space is the Bay Area’s premiere creative sanctuary with 40,000 square feet of connecting studios and workspace. Woman of Color owned and female-operated, Ciel’s mission statement is making space to be human.
Ciel provides world-class necessities to a variety of teams within the fashion, tech, art, and music communities. By thoughtful design and engineering, this space encompasses all that is needed to create freely. With over 40,000 square feet Ciel provides space via large studios, office suites, event space, and art galleries designed to inspire creators to make their best work.
Located in Southwest Berkeley, where creativity is embedded into the very fabric of the San Francisco Bay Area, we support the arts through our community partnerships in the fashion, art, music and tech industries.
ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO DESIGN WEEK
San Francisco Design Week is an essential design community who live and work in the Bay Area that showcases the unique intersection of ideas, design, business & entrepreneurism that makes the Bay Area the birthplace of the future.
Now a global phenomenon, San Francisco’s international success is born from a historically free-spirited entrepreneurialism, coupled with the imaginative vision of contemporary design and state-of-the-art technology. Pioneers of new ways of looking at the world, nimble Bay Area start-ups are now among the world’s most influential design-led companies, producing products, services and experiences that profoundly influence the daily lives of billions of people globally.