Raum(s) are installations that crystallise stages of research and visual explorations. These prototypes are an opportunity to test a relationship and interactivity with the public.
Raum(s) are limited spaces, inside which the guest is invited to dive in and recreate infinite worlds. Raum(s) are designed to create both a shared and personal experience, where the spectators’ impressions are shaped by the context of their own stories.
Raum(s) are both technological and mechanical works. They oppose purely digital creation by inviting in optical, organic and physical phenomenon, welcoming substance, life, chance and chaos.
In the magic of an “impossible” space, Raum(s) invite us to go beyond our rational points of reference, sliding out of time and physical space. They offer sanctuaries for contemplation, sensation, empowerment or questioning.