RAUM
 

RAUM / SPACE

A stereoscopic 3D projection installation at St. Martin's Church Kaufbeuren 

The projection installation ‘RAUM´(SPACE) used a stereoscopic technique in which the three-dimensional effect is created by wearing coloured filter glasses. The shift in red and blue tones in the depth planes creates a special illusion of spatial perception.To enable visitors to enjoy this experience, 2,000 pairs of 3D glasses were made available to them.

The intervention was presented at the ‘Altstadtfunkeln 2025’ light festival in Kaufbeuren (Germany).
At the centre of the staging was St. Martin's Church in Kaufbeuren, where part of the exterior façade was transformed into an artistic depiction using 3D projections, light and sound. Video projections precisely adapted to the architecture highlighted the elements of the building. Gables, windows and figures emerged from their rigid forms and were presented in a weightless representation, while wall elements dissolved and opened up the space.

Overall concept and art direction by
Tim Schmelzer

Artistic realisation supported by
Patrick Kong - Soundproduction & Animation
Dirk Pfeifer - Animation
Alireza Mokarram - Animation Part "Microstructures"

Funded by
Stadtkultur Kaufbeuren

Projection technology
Lumine Projections

With the kind support of
TecKili, Jennifer Lindemann, Günther Pietsch, Lea Guggemos, Kilian Proske, Neel Bellerby