Revolving Realites / 2010
autoreactive installation
"Revolving Realities" is an autoreactive installation, one that plays with our sense of reality by continually causing us to perceive and experience a place and an object in new ways. Its surfaces projected with different images, textures and animations, the object becomes a mirror of changing realities. As a result, a kind of real virtuality arises to confront virtual reality. A modular light installation issuing from the sculptural object reworks the space. Cords of light pass through the 600 m2 of surrounding space, intertwining the surrounding area with the centre. Ideas are seized upon and returned; the space is transformed into a sound box that enters into a reflexive dialogue with the sculpture. The object, the space and the beholder form a communicative unit.Curated by Mike Meiré, the installation is the latest instalment in the Dornbracht Edges series featuring projects in which architecture, design and art intersect.
as a group member of Interpalazzo with
Martin HesselmeierCarsten Goertz
sound composition
Marcus SchmicklerURL
http://www.meireundmeire.de/projects/project/revolving_realities/http://vimeo.com/8599916