Mania Blooms at Midnight and Noon is a sensory-rich, immersive art experience that invites participants to sneak into the surreal garden of a time-warping trickster wizard. Guided by a host—and haunted by choice—visitors encounter two living installations, each inhabited by a Yoruba orisha who uses movement and voice to tell emotional stories rooted in the bipolar experience: one of sadness, one of rage.

The audience must choose a path. Each orisha tries to enchant visitors into staying. The garden, split between the hours of midnight and noon, becomes a space where time, mood, and myth dissolve into one. Paper-based environments come alive with LED lights, herbaceous scents, and layered soundscapes delivered via silent party headphones synced to each path’s performance. The host, however, reminds visitors: you came here for the time-traveling flower. Will you take it... or become part of the garden forever?