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A DESIGN-LED COMMENTARY ON MUSIC'S FLEETING FUTURE
Disposable Music is an exhibition exploring the shifting role of music in an age of streaming, saturation and speed. Designed as a sculptural and visual response, it questions what happens when sound is stripped of permanence.
Through sculptural and visual artworks, each piece reimagines music as a physical object that’s been altered, obscured or made unplayable. The work invites reflection on the systems, platforms and pressures that shape the way music is made, shared and consumed today.
Whether music’s disposability creates new freedom — or results in creative loss — is left unanswered. This exhibition doesn’t offer solutions. It asks us to notice what’s changing.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
> 14 - 21 September 2025
> Simmos, Lockside Studios, 5 Skipper's Yard, Fish Island, Hackney Wick, London, E3 2RF
> Monday to Friday 8AM-3PM – Saturday to Sunday 8AM-4PM
> Free entry
DISPOSABLE MUSIC: EXHIBITION COMPANION
A digital companion to the exhibition launches this September — featuring in-depth reflections on each piece, the ideas behind Disposable Music and a look into the creative process. Sign up below to be the first to know when it goes live.
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