[W]HOLE at STACKT Market | Free Interactive Light Installation

Experience [W]HOLE by Jordan Shaw at STACKT Market, a free interactive light installation where movement and nearby Bluetooth signals influence waves and flickers of light.

WTFToronto editorial illustration for [W]HOLE: four illuminated arches align as a circle above a marked circle on the ground; this is not a photograph of the installation.
Editorial illustration supplied for this guide, not a documentary photograph. Event facts are verified against STACKT's official listing.

Event details

Categories: FREE EXPERIENCES · Interactive Light Installation

When: · Ends 23:00 Toronto time

Where:

STACKT Market — Courtyard 1, 28 Bathurst St., Toronto

Cost: Free admission

Artist: Jordan Shaw

About the activation

Four illuminated arches stand separately in STACKT Market's Courtyard 1. From one marked viewpoint they align into a single circle, creating an anamorphic visual effect. The installation also responds to nearby Bluetooth signals: each detected signal creates a white flicker. Step into the marked circle at the base and a wave of light travels through all four arches. Jordan Shaw is a Toronto-based artist and creative technologist. STACKT lists the installation as free; its official event page does not indicate an RSVP requirement.

Participation: STACKT lists the installation as free; no RSVP requirement is currently indicated on the official event listing.

Find it under: POP-UPS & ACTIVATIONS · Interactive · Light Installation · Art & Interactive Experiences · STACKT Market · October 2026

Official sources and Toronto discovery

Official Event Details — Official STACKT event listing, checked September 27, 2026; the page shows an update date of September 25. It lists free admission and does not state an RSVP requirement. The supplied image is editorial artwork, not a photograph of the physical installation.

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