Björk To Take Up Digital Residence In London

London residents will be treated to an unprecedented multimedia exhibition this autumn, with Björk taking centre stage.

TimeOut London reports that on September 1, the artist will be taking up a “digital residence” of sorts in London.

Running for two months at Somerset House, ‘Björk Digital’ is a snazzy multimedia exhibition and virtual reality project that’s never been seen in Europe before. Using music from Björk’s last album ‘Vulnicura’, it includes an immersive two-screen film called ‘Black Lake’, as well as a series of 360-degree VR videos. You’ll be able to strap on a pair of goggles and witness the singer performing alone on a windswept beach in Iceland, or listen to her sing ‘Mouthmantra’ while sitting inside her actual mouth: presumably the most intimate Björk show anyone will ever experience.

While parts of this exhibition will include material featured at Björk’s MoMA exhibition last year, “[b]y the time it lands in London it’ll feature even more as-yet-unseen visuals – including the latest version of ‘Notget’, which transforms Björk into a giant, interactive, sparkly firefly creature.”

In addition, Björk will also be holding a concert at the Royal Albert Hall on September 21. The Björk Digital exhibition will run until October 23.