Pouya Ehsaei introduces: People of the Wind + Bloomer

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Meet our Musicians in Residence - Pouya Ehsaei and Bloomer - for an immersive performance that pushes creative boundaries.

Bloomer: A Late Bloomers Monologue | 7pm

Enjoy the signature soulful sound of Bloomer as she evokes memories, and stirs the depths of imagination though music, sculpture, fashion and visual art. Bloomer creates a world where fantasy, style and nature become one. Get up close to Bloomer’s hair sculptures, as she serenades with her soulful voice. Move to the rhythm of the visual artworks, created in response to themes of nature, balance and harmony.

Faith Bloomer, a black women with an elaborate hair style, sits in front of an aquarium

Faith Bloomer

Pouya Ehsaei – People of the Wind | 8pm

A multi-disciplinary performance that defies boundaries, born from experimental musician Pouya Ehsaei‘s (Ariwo, Parasang, From the Lips to the moon) residency at the Horniman, This mind-bending collaboration features:

What began as research into Zar—a healing ritual brought to Iran by Africans through the Indian Ocean Slave Trade—has evolved into an AV journey exploring displacement, immigration, and cultural mutation. A powerful testament to how art and music help the displaced survive and transform their reality.

Join us on as we dive deep into this hypnotic world of sound, sight, and storytelling.

Pouya Eshaei, a man with a beard and moustache, stands in front of a white wall wearing a parka

Pouya Ehsaei

Event information

  • Please note that this performance contains flashing and moving lights.
  • Your ticket gives you entry into both performances.

Horniman Museum Lates

These performances coincide with Horniman Museum Late. Join us to explore the collections after hours, enjoy the galleries, see our current displays and grab a drink with friends.

Find out what you can see and do at the October Horniman Museum Late.

Musicians in Residence

The Musicians in Residence programme showcases the vibrant music scenes of south London. Three talented musicians have been creating new music and narratives that engage with, respond to, and offer fresh insights into our collections. As part of their residency these artists are recording original music, co-curating digital artworks, developing live visuals and producing three captivating performances.