Project 105 - Spontaneous Rhombustion, Locations of Interest: Summer 2026
Dunedin Dream Brokerage is activating the digital-sphere right into your pocket, connecting you to local social media creatives featuring some of Dunedin’s finest spots.
Too cold to go out but love seeing Dunedin through our hive of creative minds? Join us at #Locations_of_Interest
Content Creatives: This is a social media takeover project, profiles up to 6 artists and designers over the next 6 weeks, showcasing your creative work amongst Dunedin settings. Get in touch!
Keep this up: Daily for 5 days and upload to our social media platform either as stories, reels or regular posts
So What: we will reward you with a koha of $500.
Always wanted to see your work in public places? Using AR for original work? Love to draw? Got a story to tell in 5 short episodes? We want you to digitally embed your creative work into your favourite Dunedin locations, and share them through our social media pages, and yours!
Spontaneous Rhombustion is a unique interactive musical experience. A podium in front of the stage invites crowd members to step up and pick up the baton to direct the musicians. The musical rhombus will interpret and perform the directions, whether they be in the style of a classical conductor, a contemporary dancer or just some vague hand gestures or verbal commands. No one knows what will happen!
The rhombus consists of baritone saxophone played by Hamish Fyfe, baritone guitar played by Andrew Straight, drums played by Zac Nicholls and bass played by Christopher (Bugs) Miller.
Spontaneous Rhombustion capped off a series of pop-up performances around Ōtepoti, culminating in a finale show at The Crown Hotel featuring local acts Rhuemy and Richard Ley-Hamilton.
Thanks to dunedinsound.com, you can watch the full show here