Relative Intensity Noise took place on October 10-11, 2025 at Momentous, a festival organized by The Momentary, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR. This page preserves one record of what happened based on 2,542 observations deemed notable over the course of two days.
The event initially featured repeated observations of a green light, often noted as being in the back of a building, while a man in a blue shirt stood in a doorway and a stage was being set up. Views of the building's interior consistently showed this green light. The scene expanded to include rooms with large windows and wires, and men working with machines or projectors. People were frequently seen standing or walking, often on platforms or balconies. Over time, the lighting became more varied, incorporating purple, pink, red, and blue. A "new office building" was mentioned, later opening to the public, and eventually transforming into a "museum." Throughout, stages were observed set for performances, and people were seen dancing, performing, and interacting with technology, often amidst colorful lights, smoke, or fog, within various rooms, on balconies, and near railings or bridges. The event concluded with pervasive red and blue lighting across the building's interior, emphasizing its new identity as a museum.
The event began with observations of blue and red lights, often originating from red lights in windows or the back of a building, illuminating various rooms with large walls and windows. Individuals were seen holding baseball bats, standing near clocks or large mirrors, cleaning, sitting, or operating remote controls. A new studio with a glass wall and screen, yellow railings, and groups of people sitting on the floor were noted. The lighting descriptions intensified, often featuring blue and red lights in rooms with TVs and clocks. Subsequently, smoke and fog became prominent, billowing from buildings, rising from roofs, and creating foggy scenes in the city, sometimes interacting with blue, green, and red lights. Stages, frequently lit by colored lights and set for shows, performances, or concerts, were observed, often located in basements or theaters. Numerous individuals were consistently seen standing or sitting in rooms, on platforms, or balconies, under various colored lights, including red, blue, purple, and pink. The event concluded with a strong focus on purple and pink lights illuminating stages, rooms, and people, implying a vibrant light display or performance setting.