09 Feb 2007

Pinknruby perform on the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Pinknruby
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Pinknruby perform on the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Pinknruby
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People chilling in the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Chillage
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The Rainbow Family gather to discuss counterculture past & present on the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
The Rainbow Family
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Greg Sams talks at The Synergy Project about counter-culture now and in the 1960's. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Greg Sams
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Sue Hall talks at The Synergy Project about counter-culture now and in the 1960's. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Sue Hall
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Megatripolis at Forever, a play by Fraser Clark, performed on the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Megatripolis at Forever
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Megatripolis at Forever, a play by Fraser Clark, performed on the Small World Stage at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Megatripolis at Forever
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Women wearing a costume covered in light bulbs dances at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Light dance
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Two women wearing costumes covered in light bulbs dance at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Light dance
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People chilling in the Glitch-Out space at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Friends
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A couple chill in the Glitch-Out space at The Synergy Project. London, Great Britain. © 2007 Photographicon
Smooch
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The Synergy Project was one of London's best events for the thinking clubber. This one-night indoor mini-festival transformed the cavernous tunnels of seOne under London Bridge station with musicians, DJs, VJs, performers, and artists drawn from a diverse range of creative genres. But they were much more than just another good night out. In a society which generally perceives clubbing as a form of escapism associated with values of transgression, Synergy re-invented the clubbing experience as an educational tool, raising awareness of the many crucial issues affecting our world today. Working in collaboration with national and international NGO's, each event weaved these key issues and themes into the ever changing roster of performances, debates, workshops, multimedia shows, decorations, and stalls to inspire action through celebration. Watch The Synergy Project Documentary for more.