A herd of goats might have stolen the show when they took to the stage at the Royal Court Theatre in 2017, but now Londoners can (and should) prepare to be amazed by an operatic escargatoire.

Art, technology, and nature come together in Slow Pixel, a multi-sensory installation where 176 singing snails serenade audiences. French artists Élizabeth Saint-Jalmes and Cyril Leclerc have created tiny diodes to capture the snail's melodious tones, and little lamps so you can keep an eye on the performers as they creep through their surroundings. Don't miss the groovy gastropods breaking into song as they navigate their acoustic environment this April.

Part of Sonica, a weekend festival of sound art, Slow Pixel invites you to slow down and appreciate the little things. Tickets to the festival include access to the spectacular snails, as well as a selection of events and installations, from Virtual Reality sculpture Nearer Future to a live performance from Lakker.

Cyril Leclerc and Elizabeth Saint-Jalmes 'Slow Pixel' 2018

What	Slow Pixel, Sonica 2018
Where	Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG \| MAP
Nearest tube	King's Cross St. Pancras (underground)
When	20 Apr 18 – 21 Apr 18, Times vary between events, check online
Price	£4.50
Website	Click here for more information