Horniman Museum Late: Cyberdance with Anti.Net
The spaceship is back and has had a software update. The immortal aliens Anti.Net have parked the mothership bang square in the Horniman, bringing some friends along for the ride.
Enter the Cyberdance zone: a collision of art, sound, fashion and gaming where we explore Visions of the Future – how we imagine the future, how past generations imagined it, and how these shifting visions shape the world we’re in today. Move between live performances, interactive workshops and hands-on installations as you hack, remix and re-imagine your own realities.
Live music
Anti.net
Fusing punk-rap experimentation with DIY alien-aesthetics, Anti.Net have taken on a process they call the “reverse anachronism” – masking, mutating, re-imagining the Horniman’s Musical Instrument Collection to reveal new realms for traditional sounds.
Authentic, rebellious and raw, their energetic and immersive performance, designed in collaboration with visual artist Valeria Salinas Toro, will transport the audience into their world of cyber-experimentation.
Anti.Net
Robinson’s Village
Robinson’s Village is a music project by visionary, sonic explorer and researcher James Robinson. Using samplers and synthesisers, London producer navigates avant-garde soundscapes, leftfield beats and vaporwave influences following abstract and obscure rules.
Robinson’s Village
Margomool
Margomool is a British/Italian musician based in South-East London, uniquely fusing jazz-inspired soul with folktronica – painting ethereal sonic worlds that sing to queer existence and empathy as a revolutionary tool. Their research at Queer Circle explores how embodied vocal techniques and improvising can be a tool for generating body-autonomy within queer people.
Margomool
Nammy Wams (DJ)
Nammy Wams is a producer and DJ who has shaped drill and grime for over a decade, first emerging through the influential Boxed project. A Croydon FM mainstay and regular guest on major London stations, he’s been a driving force in the resurgence of UK rap, with standout sets for Eastern Margins, Night Slugs and Boiler Room.
Nammy Wams
Kyxni
Kyxni is an experimental rap artist blending bass, R&B and emotional realism. Their work is confrontational, atmospheric, and unfiltered – sharp lyricism to explore identity, pressure, and survival, while pushing against genre expectations and industry narratives.
JoeJas
JoeJas is a UK genre-blurring rapper, producer and visual artist, releasing his fifth album ‘Left Handed Bandit’ in 2025. Founder of the Fat Llama universe, he builds bold, self-contained worlds through music, visuals and narrative, earning acclaim for his experimentation and storytelling.
JoeJas
Activities
Astrology reading with codex esfera
What does the future hold for you? How can you align with your true path? Sign up for a one-to-one astrology reading to explore your choices and possibilities, and learn tools for reflecting on direction, timing, and personal growth. Sign up for this activity is on the night.
Cyberdance Gamestation
In this specially curated Cyberdance Gamestation you will have the opportunity to play games from across the decades and experience first hand the evolving visions of the future in gaming.
Gaming Visions of the Future: drop in discussion
Join Off Topic for drop-in discussions on how the future is imagined in gaming. From retrofuturism of 90s gaming to present day the discussions will consider the changing vision of the future, as well as the influence of youth culture on gaming, and how gaming in turn influences youth culture.
Cyber-fashion Workshop
No cyberist should be without their customised cyber-accessories. Join an upcycled fashion workshop where everyday materials are transformed into futuristic wearables. Expect glitch-textures and DIY cyber-aesthetics as you craft accessories fit for the mothership and upgrade your look for the Cyberdance.
Cyber bag
Food and drink
Enjoy food and drink at the Horniman cafe during your visit to the Horniman Museum Late. Colicci serves memorable moments across London’s green spaces, alongside historic, iconic and cherished public spaces across the Capital – and now the Horniman!
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