Sanctum Studio | Giant Bugs
Sanctum Theatre is a Melbourne-based visual performance ensemble presenting folk theatre in everyday spaces since 2006.
Lachlan Plain, puppets, performance, theatre, theater, Melbourne, Australia, visual, site specific, roving acts, puppetry, public art, community, design, illustration, painting, drawing, art, studio, street art, mural, murals, installation, projection, light, lantern, sculpture, sculptural, artist, exhibition
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Giant Bugs

These bugs have superpowers. The Orchid Mantis blends perfectly with its surroundings, the Bombardier Beetle protects itself by squirting acid, the Dragonfly has lightning reflexes and the Bees are one of the only species with complex social structures.

Insects are everywhere. We would not exist without bees to pollinate our crops or insects to maintain the ecosystems upon which we depend. By turning the minuscule gargantuan, the Giant Bug roving act raises awareness of the necessity of insects for life on earth.

If you would like Giant Bugs descend on your event lease contact Lachlan Plain on (+61) 432 103 538 or lachlan@sanctumtheatre.org

Developed for Melbourne Museum’s Bug Lab exhibition 2017 and presented in partnership with Magic Lantern Studio.

Category

Roving Act