This September, the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington is inviting locals to experience the passage of time like never before as internationally acclaimed artistic collaboration Luxmuralis transforms the historic building into an extraordinary immersive sound and light installation.

Running from 16 - 27 September, TIME is a breathtaking journey through history, science and imagination, using monumental projections, atmospheric soundscapes and the Landmark's magnificent architecture to create a truly unforgettable visitor experience.

Presented as the Landmark Arts Centre concludes its 30th anniversary celebrations and begins marking 130 years since the foundation stone of the historic building was laid; TIME celebrates both the building's remarkable heritage and humanity's enduring fascination with the concept of time.

As darkness falls, visitors will step inside a spectacular world where art, music and architecture combine to tell the story of time itself.

The immersive installation explores humanity through different eras, from the present day back to the very beginning.

Along the way, audiences will encounter the intricate workings of clocks, travel through wormholes, discover Einstein's theories of relativity and draw inspiration from H.G. Wells' classic novel The Time Machine.

Created by internationally renowned artists Peter Walker and David Harper, Luxmuralis is celebrated for transforming some of the world's most iconic historic buildings into immersive works of art.

Their acclaimed installations have captivated audiences at St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Chatswort House and numerous cathedrals, museums and heritage sites across the UK and internationally.

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'TIME' Created by Luxmuralis – Peter Walker and David Harper

Visitors to TIME become part of the artwork itself, journeying through monumental projections and evocative musical compositions that bring the Landmark's soaring interior vividly to life.

The experience lasts approximately 45 – 60 minutes and is self-guided, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace.

Entry will be by timed ticket, with admission every 15 minutes. The Landmark Bar will be open throughout the event serving drinks and refreshments.

Suitable for all ages, TIME promises to be one of the cultural highlights of the autumn, offering an inspiring experience for families, art lovers and anyone seeking to see the Landmark Arts Centre in an entirely new light.

Importantly, every ticket purchased helps support the Landmark Arts Centre's charitable work, enabling the organisation to continue delivering arts, education and community programmes throughout the year.

Tickets range from £7 - £12.50 depending on peak times with group bookings available, and can be bought online here.