320˚ Licht is an interactive art project by German design studio Urbanscreen. The project is meant to transform an industrial gasholder into a visually striking gallery space.
Located in Oberhausen, Germany, the gasholder has been used in previous art projects and is transformed again with the help of stunning visual projections.
Urbanscreen features eight team members with expertise in architecture, music, stage design and media art. The design firm specializes in large-scale projections on urban surfaces and this open 20 000 square meter space is no exception.
The industrial space's 100 meter ceiling height acts as a canvas from "21 projectors that feed one screen on which visitors view a light show in 22 minute loops".
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Art Installations
- The use of interactive technology in art installations opens up opportunities for immersive and participatory experiences.
- Large-scale Projections
- Utilizing large-scale projections on urban surfaces offers a unique way to transform and enhance public spaces.
- Transforming Industrial Spaces
- Repurposing industrial spaces for artistic purposes creates new possibilities for creative expression and revitalizes forgotten areas.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Entertainment
- The art and entertainment industry can leverage interactive art installations to attract and engage audiences in innovative ways.
- Event Planning
- Event planning companies can incorporate large-scale projections to create visually impactful and memorable experiences for attendees.
- Urban Development
- Urban development organizations and architects can explore the transformation of industrial spaces into artistic landmarks to revitalize urban areas.
