Initially inspired by a series of paintings found in the Bolton Museum and Art Gallery, depicting the town as it was before it’s boom period during the industrial revolution, and how that transformed the landscape into one filled with red brick mills, servicing the world's demand for cotton. NOVAK created a work that responded to the imposing architectural features of the Town Hall and transformed it into a sequence of colour and motion, that showed the growth of Bolton from a small rural market town into an industrial powerhouse, along with many of the town's iconic landmarks and most treasured artifacts. Accompanying the visuals was a newly devised score by Ed Carter, inspired by music composed by one of Bolton’s most celebrated residents, Samuel Crompton. This musical score was intertwined with intricate sound design that beautifully combined to augment the visuals and enhance the narratives being explored. To realise our ambitious designs, we devised an intricate technical design that enabled the visuals to warp around the elaborate features of the building, providing audiences with a seamless viewing experience.