When opposing a totalitarian regime, the first step is to make yourself visible. But by doing so, the peaceful protesters in Leipzig, and the rest of East-Germany in 1989, found themselves in the crosshairs of the DDR (German Democratic Republic) surveillance state. Yet, more and more people mustered the courage to step into the light, to open their window curtains, to appear in the streets - despite all threats by the government and secret police ("Stasi"). And began to light candles – which became the symbol of the peaceful revolution. 

Project commissioned by Lichtfest Leipzig 2025 

Lukas Taido – concept, art direction, window-performance videos, music

Linus Herterich - 1980s façade-collage, digital animations, documentation camera operator

Henning Schletter - moving lights programming 

Danny Manthei - watchtower design and projection

Phil Max Schöll / Weltraumgrafik - façade vectorization

Kai Wolff - window frame prop construction

Ronny Albert - window projection foil application

Jan Siegmeier - additional documentation camera 

Stefan Hoenerloh - analog façade photography Leipzig and East-Berlin 1989, used as the basis for the projected digital collage

Window performers: Maxim Dadin, Ariadne Fernandez, Ivo Hautmann, Irene Hoffmann, Dieter Jaufmann, Daniel Josepeit, Masha Klimkin, Livia Krüger, Garry Lane, Emma Radnai, Franziska Ramin, Max Röhrbein, Moritz Röhrbein, Aaron Röhrbein, Benjamin Schlez, Johan Schlez, Christa Schlez-Kagelmacher, Ali Tedeschi, Caro Volkmann 

Ils Medientechnik - audio / video / lighting technology

VEXS - fixed image watchtower-projectors 

Project "Sichtbar Werden" ("Becoming Visible")__Audiovisual and lightchoreographic installation__Neumarkt, Leipzig, Germany 2025

Audio/Video installation including live-elements, commissioned by the city and the mayor of Munich as an official event marking 75 years of Democracy in Germany

Concept, artistic direction, text selection, music: lukas taido

Live speakers: waldemar kobus_traute hoess_caro matzko_katja schild_martin cambeis_gerd anthoff

Organisation: fa-ro marketing gmbh, lukas taido

Technical planning and supervision: ronny koetteritzsch

Referat für bildung und sport landeshauptstadt münchen

Project "Legis 75"__Town Hall of Munich, Marienplatz, commemorating 75 years of Democracy in Germany

The installation was shown during the official opening ceremony after 8 years of reconstruction and redevelopment of Europe's largest technical museum.


A virtual showcase consisting of translucent gauze fabric, was lowered during the event using synchronized motors. Multiple layers of projection content were applied from diverse directions. Additionally, live music was integrated, performed using authentic vintage Moog modular 3P and Korg MS 20 synthesizers


Concept, artistic direction, music_lukas taido

Live performance_lukas taido / mario schönhofer

Camera documentation video_justin uhrbach

Special thanks_generaldirektor wolfgang m. heckl

Project "Chronos Ex Machina"__Kinetic AV-installation, Re-Opening of Deutsches Museum München

A 7-minute audiovisual room installation created together with visual artist Phil Max Schöll, and shown as a

part of the Tech Open Air (TOA) Festival 2017.

The installation used 9 projectors and 36 speaker channels inside the huge "sound chamber" of the Funkhaus Berlin,

to enable a fully immersive perception. The speakers were placed in a 360-degree circle as well as another circle in

8 meters of elevation height. Audio and video content was carefully synced in time -and- in the directions of origin,

transforming Funkhaus Berlin's Soundchamber into a place of immediate immersion.

Audio content was driven by a wave-synthesis based, 3D Iosono© system provided by courtesy of Barco Audio

Project: "Abstractions In Concrete"__Music and SoundDesign for the Immersive Audio/Video-Installation at Funkhaus Berlin, Germany

Intermedial audio/video-installation about dreaming. Venice, Italy 2022

7 videoprojectors / 6-channel audio / translucent gauze / metal bed / fabrics

Exhibited
Oct-Nov 2022 at CREA Cantieri del Contemporaneo, Venice, Italy


During winter 2022, Lukas Taido spent a voluntary night at the A.S.R. medical sleeping laboratory in Berlin, Germany. 

During this night, more than 100.000 units of multichannel digital data
were recorded, mainly brain wave activity. Subsequent to this, the
data recorded during the four phases of 

 that night, was used in creating the soundtrack and visual content of the
installation on numerous levels. 

REM is about dreams, elucidating
certain aspects regarding the subjectivity, communicative and technological inaccessibility
and the singularity of the multitude of simultaneous dreams taking place globally.


 and conscious at a certain
moment around the world share 


single, very subjective - but still collective reality, on average approx. 250
million of people sleeping and actively 


in that very same moment, inhabit and experience 250 million independent,
subjective realities (whilst unaware of their temporary character). These millions
of co-existing realities are like quantum levels - all existing in parallel during
a singular moment in time.

We can watch the dreaming
individual from the outside, nowadays measure their brain waves, rapid eye
movements, pulse, respiration and much more, but are unable to look into, and
especially to truly share, the experience of their dreams. While the dreamers are
unable to ever truly communicate the subjective aspects of their dreams.

While the moving lines,
showing the coded animations of the cerebral activity of the artist's brain
during the state of dreaming, are projected onto the outer gauze screens, the
inside depicts, free artistic interpretations of dreams, based on historic oil paintings
by Füssli, Mandyn and Craesbeeck. These were also animated using modules driven
by the artist's recorded brainwave data and projected into the air above the
center object, a metal bed. 

The speakers placed
around the square play brainwave-data converted into audio, while the speakers
placed under the bed inside, play musical elements, which were also modified
using this data, but include subjective interpretations.

The fabric acts as a
barrier and represents the outside inaccessibility of the dreams for any other
individual but the dreamer itself. 

Project "REM"__Audio/Videoinstallation Venice, Italy 2022

Immersive audio/videoinstallation for a large curved screen, divided in two halves

Concept & Music: Lukas Taido                                                           Visual Arts: 

Iosono spatial audio technician: Max Röhrbein

Neurologist / scientific consultant: Dr. Stephan Teufel

Projection / mediaserver technician: Emanuele Musca

Embedded videofootage research and editing: Johanna Bock

The Construction/Deconstruction of Parallelism

"Our brain needs chaos and disharmony to function properly and healthy. There are only four states of mind, in which both hemispheres and their bioelectrical activities are in perfect harmony and synchronization: during deep coma, schizophrenic disorders, epileptic seizures, and during death. Thus, from a neurological perspective, chaos equals harmony and disorder is vital."

Many Thanks to Florian Löhlein, Most Wanted:Music, Nineties Berlin Gallery, Alte Münze, Aurélia Kalisky, Max Röhrbein, Yad, Lucretia, Leela

Project "Hemispheres"__Audio/Video Installation Alte Münze Berlin, Germany

"Directions" is an immersive Audio/Video Installation, created specifically for the rotating cupola inside the TV tower of Dortmund (Germany), using multichannel immersive audio, multiple projectors and specifically created light-objects

This work is a meditation on the theme of 

 - and how it is rapidly changing nowadays. After using the stars for thousands of years, as well as compasses and increasingly precise maps during the last centuries, to 

 orientate ourselves - just within the last years a large part of the global civilisation is handing over this responsibility to GPS-satellite-driven navigation systems, and the invisible technology / data sources ooperating them; changing the procedure from an active process involving the use of the human mind and senses to a completely passive process of blindly following the digital voices leading the way.

"Directions" is a free artistic approach to this topic, using music, voiceover texts, abstract sounds and projections - with all these elements being in a continous motion and moving in different circular orbits.

A 26.4 sound system on the outside ring, as well as additional speakers behind the screen on the inside ring, all driven by an Iosono spatial audio system provided by 

, enable audio "objects" to move around freely through the room. A number of videoprojectors light up the circular screen on the inside ring with motion graphics created by 

 from Tokyo (Japan), depicting a red line resembling a radar constantly moving in a circle. Underneath this radar (another technical means of human orientation) pictures of lumious civilisatory nodes on the surface of the earth at night, taken from the perspective of the GPS-satellites, are temporarily revealed. Different continents are seen simultaneously as if there was no sunlight anywhere around the globe at this moment - an impression corresponding with the view from the tower during the opening hours. Small combinations of letters and numbers , representing the GPS-satellites on their paths and showing their true identification names, are drifting over the screen and sometimes the graphic terrestrial surface, and through the window reflections, merge with the reality outside of the windows.

The texts are quotes from quantum physics, old fairy tales, fiction books, internet-research bases and navigation systems leading the way from the studio to the venue (voices from Google Maps, TomTom and Apple).

Another important aspect of the installation is the 

driven by a motor to propel the former (now empty) revolving restaurant within the room, the visitors are 

 through the installation ... providing new combinations of music, text, sounds and visuals at any point in time and position inside this seemingly borderless, infinite room without a starting or ending point.

City of Dortmund / Westfalenparkbüro  /  

HÖHNERBACH Veranstaltungstechnik  /  

SEEBURG ACOUSTIC LINE speaker systems  /  

Project "Directions"__Audio/Video Installation inside the TV-Tower Cupola in Dortmund, Germany

German poet and philosopher Friedrich Hölderlin (1770-1843) was one of the -according to some 

 most influential poet in German history. Struggling with a broken heart due to the forbidden affair with the married Susette Gontard, and mainly unsuccessful during his lifetime, as well as plagued by mental illness, it took around 100 years until the value and importance of his work became widely acclaimed.

       Music and text recordings/editing: Lukas Taido

Project: "Wo Bist Du - Licht !"__Music for the projection mappings and installations @ castle BadHomburg celebrating 250 years birth of the German Poet Hölderlin

An audio installation by Lukas Taido for the courtyard of the Weimar city castle. It was staged on 3 nights from 7th of august 7 to 9th of august 2015.

For each performance, the courtyard was opened for a maximum of 130 people and then closed until one 10-minute cycle of the installation was completed. During these 3 nights, more than 7000 listeners came to experience it.

The installation "The Memory Trace" is based upon the free artistic assumption, that in order to posess a spirit or genius loci, the courtyard of the city castle has to have means of memorizing past events, if not even dispose a "memory" of its own. Within the installation the visitor experiences - on a purely auditive level- how the inner courtyard witnessed a situation shortly after it’s construction in the late 18th century: the arrival of a horse-driven wagon and someone entering the building. But this memory subsequently changes during the passing of time, becomes transformed, distorted - and this process of the spirit of the place "forgetting" is artistically staged through six, about 3-minute-long cycles of audio,each one representing about 36 years of time passing. "The Memory Trace" creates a virtual process of forgetting: suppressing, modifying, adding false information - sometimes deliberately and sometimes unconsciously - similar to the processes taking place in our mind and emotions when we recall past memories.

The audioinstallation is reproduced on a 48-channel Iosono © 3D-wave synthesis system, which does not only provide a full-range 360 degree surround-sound but also allows vertical sound architectures.

See and download a detailed description about this project 

Project "The Memory Trace"__Spatial Audio Installation at Weimar City Castle, Germany

A free artistic interpretation focussing on the unification of the city of Kempten, Germany, in 1818 - a city formerly divided in two halves since the 8th century: between the abbey and the free imperial city, between the catholic and protestant side. Reflecting on the former religious, sociological and economical conflicts in the audio and video content.

On-site videotechnicians: Ronny Kötteritzsch & Ali Sözen

On-site audio technicians: Jan David Wiese & Carsten Lang

Organization: Jeanine Bravo & Jana Möller-Schindler

Project: "Kempten 200"__Music for the Projection Mapping on the Residence Palace in Kempten, Germany

On it's top floor, more than 630 meters above the ground, the Shanghai tower hosts the experimental audio space "Summit 632".

Lukas Taido was given the honor to be the first person to create music and soundart elements for this permanent installation, consisting of 260 wave-synthesis driven, seperate audio channels.

"Revolve" creates different musical situations and experiences taking place simultaneously at different parts around the "Eye of Shanghai", a large sculpture resting on the tuned mass damper, that reduces the swaying motion of the building. While all elements can never be heard at once, they still all belong to one common composition. 

Thus, the immersive architectural situation enables the musical composition being shifted away from a strictly chronlogical array to a rather space-determinded order and sequences. The visitors decide by walking around the space, or dwelling at a certain point, what parts of the music they hear at what point.

Project "Revolve"__Permanent Spatial Audio Installation Shanghai Tower, China

"Tal im Licht"   8-meter wide audiovisual sculpture using 9 videoprojectors and 6 speakers, 3:30 min audiovisual loop

: architectural concept and comissioning architect

Lukas Taido: concept, art direction, music and sound design

The artwork "Tal im Licht" was created to accompany the architectural plan "Belebtes Tal" for a complete remodeling of the street Tal in Munich's old town, developed by the Munich based architect  Markus Uhrig. According to the concept, the tarmac and traffic shall be removed and replaced by a pedestrian area, including a small water-stream with bridges, bridge-seating balconies and other islands of serenitiy and contemplation.

The 1:50 scale model uses a precise reconstruction of all the building facades on the south side of the street based on a linear-panoramaphotograph, for a micro-videomapping combined with 6-channel audio.

The sculpture was conceived as an artistic approach to challenging the common form of representation, stereotypical in look and execution, which has evidently been given priority for years with the task of conveying architectural or urban planning — to experts as well as the general public.

Project "Tal im Licht"__Architectural A/V-Sculpture Munich Airport

3 stylistically very different music tracks were produced for the presentation of the German high-end loudspeaker-manufacturer "Fohhn" at the ISE (Integrated Systems Europe) fair in Amsterdam 2017.

Each track was composed and mixed especially for the 28- channel speaker circle installed inside the booth, demonstrating not only the superior audio quality of the speakers but also the high suitability for immersive and 3D-audio setups.

3D Audio Showcase at ISE Amsterdam, Netherlands

These are some impression from a 10-minute videomapping on the inner fassade of the "Tortue Hotel Stadthöfe" in Hamburg (Germany), which was shown twice on June 21st 2018 for the grand opening ceremony.

On-site audio technician:  Kay Scheibner (Tonlabor)

On-site video technician: Ronny Kötteritzsch

The whole 10-minute version can be seen here:

Project: "Tortue Hamburg"__Music for the videomapping on the facade of Hotel Tortue Hamburg (Germany) during the Grand Opening

Lukas Taido was a co-composer, musician performing live on stage and a musical coordinator for the continent Asia during the opening ceremony of the world championships of athlectics (ISAAF) in Stuttgart, Germany.

• Recordings and musical production in Bali, Indonesia

• AV-production at CMP Media Productions, Munich, Germany

• Mixing and overdubs in Downbeat Studios, Hamburg

• Performing as a musician live on stage for the event itself, in the sold-out Gottlieb Daimler Stadium with an audience of 70.000 spectators.

 Additionally, about 400-500 million watched the event live on TV worldwide.

In Stuttgart, musicians from all over the world (Cairo, Sydney, Bali, Salvador di Bahia) and the band in the stadium itself, were playing together simultaneously, all broadcasted live via satelite TV. Each bandmember was in charge for one continent.  L. Taido (as "Lukas Taido Velvet" in those days) additionally to playing his instruments, had a special 4-wire phone connection with Denpasar, Bali to give live-cues for the gamelan orchestra playing and singing on the other end of the world at that moment. The delays were incorporated into the musical composition, causing the music to "arrive" in Stuttgart at the right moment.

The soundtrack CD was released on Interchord Records

Project: Opening Ceremony of the World Championships in Athletics__Live on stage at Mercedes Benz Arena (Soccer Stadium) Stuttgart, Germany

Lukas Taido has played a large number of live- concerts and DJ-sets on different occasions.

Amongst them the Daimler Benz Arena in Stuttgart or the Tacheles in Berlin, open air at the Olympic Park in Munich or at the "Karneval der Kulturen" in Berlin; as well as electronic music festivals and a number of large open air raves like VOOV Experience Open Air / Excalibur Open Air Trance Festival and many more ...

Live (Photo: Pilocka Krach & Lukas Taido)

"If exploring the aftermath of a post-apocalyptic wasteland that followed the digital era, it is possible to encounter things that shine and glow in their transition to new forms of being, one of these would surely be the NEKTON, an autonomous structure who inhabits those spaces in between the inside and outside of the void"   (Ran Ancor, from the press text of the exhibition)

The 6 meter high object "Nekton" was displayed as an interactive Installation for 2 weeks in the "Platoon Gallery" in the center of Berlin, Germany. The music and soundsculptures were created by Lukas Taido and played back on a customized 4-channel audio system. Not only would the sculpture react individually on different audio and video levels to people drawing closer or moving away, also the position of the sound would be interacting with this process. By using the tracking information converted to Midi-data, the sounds would be modified on different levels (filters, volume but also position within the quadrophonic setup) by the movement of tracked spectators interacting with the sculpture

Project: "NEKTON"__Music for the interactive, multichannel Audio/Video-Object installed at Platoon Gallery Berlin, Germany

Lukas Taido mixing audio content in 3-D together with Makoto Shozu (Japan) at Herder Church Weimar, Germany as part of the production 'Mirror'

The videomapping was created for the Genius Loci Festival 2017 by the Tokyo-based group "Flightgraf"

(Visuals: Kento Tomiyoshi / Sound: Makoto Shozu)

Project: "Mirror" by Flightgraf, Tokyo (Japan)______3D-Audio Support for the Projection Mapping at Herderkirche Weimar, Germany

A 4-channel audio/video-installation created for the theater "Volksbühne" in Berlin, Germany

According to a concept developed by the German painter Theo Altenberg and Djuna Lou Finnidee, four of his large scale oilpaintings were scanned and then digitally manipulated by Konstantin von Sichart. An individual "soundtrack"was composed by Lukas Taido for each of the four paintings / digital animations. While each soundtrack can exist by itself, all four can be listened to simultaneously.

In the final Installation, special screens were developed by the art department staff of the theatre, that would provide good reflecting characteristics as well as maximum sound permeability. Due to this, each of the speakers fed by an individual audiochannel could be placed concentrically directly behind the screens, creating the impression of the painting itself emmitting the sound.

Technology: Digital animation and manipulations of oil on canvas, customized screens, 4 channel audio, 4 projectors

Project: "Vaight II"__Music for the Multichannel Audio/Videoinstallation at Volksbühne Berlin, Germany

A complexly structured room, the 3-story high lobby of the "Dormero" eventhotel in Stuttgart, Germany, became the backdrop for a 360 degree audio/videomapping in 2012.

Visual artists Tina Zimmermann and Daniel Bandke and their team joined with Lukas Taido to create, what from today's point of view probably was the first indoor audio/video mapping of all times.

Lights go out, venetian blinds are automatically lowered and 9 FullHD projectors synced with a 32 channel audiosystem turn the "white lounge" into a 10 minute lasting, mesmerizing immersive world of visuals, music and acoustic events.

Due to the huge success, the installation, originally intended to last only for a couple of months or a year, is still shown every day up until today, still deeply impressing guests of the hotel from all over the world.

Production: The Night Lab  (TNL)  / Matthias Strobl:  

Project: "Dormero"__Audiocontent and Sounddesign for the Permanent Installation-Indoor Videomappingat Dormero Hotel Stuttgart

This video shows the broad variety of fields of application for Iosono driven spatial audio systems produced by Barco Audio.

The music was created entirely by Lukas Taido; altering multiple times within the film to accompany the different projects introduced.

Music for the official BARCO_IOSONO Marketing Video 2017

Organized by: Főnix Public Benefit Event Organizer Ltd.

3D modeling based on laser scanning data: Dániel Szalkó

Project: "Nights Of Lights Festival"__Music for the videomapping on the Cathedral in Debrecen (Hungary)

Celebrating 100 years of BAUHAUS @ the original building in Dessau, Gemany. Large-scale projections, music, and live-directed circus artists & actors... performing live for two nights in September 2019 on the iconic "Prellerhaus" facade

  Directed by: Jenny Patschovsky & Cox Ahlers.  Circus artists: Benjamin Richter_Ana Jordao_Irene Fas Fitas_Johannes Stubenvoll_Yolande Sommer.   Additional performers from: 

.  Very specials thanks to: Stiftung Bauhaus / Claudia Perren_Burghard Duhm_Cecilia Amann_Sebastian Czerny_Team Bauhaus Dessau

Project: "On The Brink"__Music for celebrating 100 Years of BAUHAUS at the original Prellerhaus Building in Dessau_Germany

Concept and visuals: László Zsolt Bordos__Music and sound design: Lukas Taido

Camera documentation video:Tobias Drexler

3D-modeling of the facade frescos: Daniel Szalko

Projection technicians: Ronny Kötteritzsch, Ali Sözen

Technical support: Christie Digital / Andras Schmid

Special thanks to the festival organizers, team and volunteers

Project: "Flow"__Music for the projection mapping on a historic building in Bavaria during "Lichtkunstfestival Weilheim"

180 minute TV Double-Feature by highly-acclaimed German director Dieter Wedel.

In the displayed scene the characters dance to "Why Don't You Answer", a remix by Lukas Taido featuring vocals by Sting.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack available on Bavaria Sonor Records

Source Music for "Gier" TV-Feature Film by Dieter Wedel

The Fulldome-Projection 'Linear Dome' was created by Daniel Bandke (Visuals) and Lukas Taido (Music) for the Fulldome Festivals in Jena, Germany and London, United Kingdom

The audio was mixed in 5.1 surround sound and then transferred to the 360 degree wave-synthesis audiosystem installed at the Carl Zeiss Planetarium in Jena

'Linear Dome' received a price by the jury, handed over by Micky Remann

Project: "Linear Dome"__Music for the Fulldome Projection at Zeiss Planetarium Jena, Germany and London, Great Britain 

"Electro Swing" is Lukas Taido's latest release on Warner Chappell / Enterprises Sonor  (a joint venture of Bavaria Filmstudios and ZDF, second German state-TV channel ).

It features 31 tracks of production music, to be used for films, tv, corporate films, image films, features etc.

"A selection of powerful, buoyant electronic music tracks from Berlin, mainly in hot and cutting-edge electro swing styles. Each with a swinging twist plus the unique sound of Lukas Taido's productions. Perfectly usable for TV, Feature Films, Documentaries, TV-Magazines, IP-TV and many more"

CLICK HERE for Warner Chappell PM Download Site

CD Release "Electro-Swing" on Warner Chappell / Enterprises Sonor (Bavaria Filmstudios / ZDF German state TV)

"Electro Metropolis", created in 2016 for Bavaria Sonor (a joint venture of Bavaria Filmstudios and ZDF together with Warner Chappell) features 40 tracks of production music, intended to be used for films, tv, corporate films, image films, features etc.

Klick on the links for sound examples, download options, licensing

CD Release "Electro Metropolis" on Warner Chappell / Enterprises Sonor (Bavaria Filmstudios / ZDF) 

B & R Medientechnik's OB van is the only mobile 3D-Audio studio worldwide. It contains a 32 channel Iosono wave-synthesis system driven by a Barco Audio Core Processor.

Lukas Taido worked inside it for 3 days at the end of 2016, presenting his works at TMT Cologne

Presentation of Recent Works and Immersive Soundscapes in a 3D-Audio OB-Van in Cologne, Germany

Lukas Taido played a 7-hour DJ set during the daytime while the crowd started flooding Munich's beautiful "Olympiapark", built for the 1972 Olympic games, including the creation of hills, a lake and a number of stadiums.

Multiple thousands of people gathered in the park, where a number of truck-cranes were holding line-arrays of p.a.-speakers - to turn almost every spot inside the landscape around the lake into a place of a well-balanced powerful audio experience.

After sunset huge, highly elaborated fireworks set off for the "Jahrhundertfeuerwerk"-show  ("Fireworks of the Century")

Project: "Fireworks Of The Century"__DJ'ing at the Open Air Show (Olympiazentrum München, Germany)

Project: "Hard Candy"__Music for the play, staged in various theaters in Berlin, Germany

_Outdoor audiovideoinstallation at Munich's old town center Marienplatz. Content including a large-scale videomapping on the town hall  ("Neues Rathaus"), theatrical live elements with actors reading historic texts and audio/video archive footage embedded into the music and projections. Performance on 3 consecutive nights as a part of the official programme celebrating 75 years of German Democracy_Graphics and animations by 

_Intermedial audiovideo-installation about dreaming and the access to intrinsic images. Venice, Italy 2022_7 videoprojectors / 6-channel audio / translucent gauze / metal bed / fabrics_During a voluntary night at a medical sleeping laboratory in Berlin, more than 100.000 units of brain wave activity during the phases of the artist dreaming were recorded. The soundtrack and visual content of the installation was created on the basis of this data_Exhibited Oct-Nov 2022 at CREA Cantieri del Contemporaneo gallery, Venice, Italy

Multichannel audiovideoinstallation adressing the synchronicity of the two human brain hemispheres _8 videoprojectors/32-channel wavefield-synthesis audiosystem/ 45m curved screen_Visuals by:  

Multichannel audiovideoinstallation adressing orientation in the age of electronic navigation devices_6 videoprojectors/30-channel wavefield-synthesis audiosystem/ 180º curved screen_Digital animation: Kento Tomiyoshi 

Exhibited
inside the revolving cupola of the TV-Tower in Dortmund (Germany)

_Multichannel audiovideoinstallation_9 videoprojectors / 36 speaker channels_Created together with visual artist Phil Max Schöll 

as a part of the Tech Open Air (TOA) 2017 at Funkhaus Berlin Nalepastrasse

_Multichannel immersive audio-installation in the 128th floor of the Shanghai Tower, city of Shanghai (China). While all elements can never be heard at once, they still all belong to one common composition. This enables the musical composition to be shifted away from a strictly chronlogical array to a rather space-determinded order and sequences. The visitors decide by walking around, or dwelling at a certain point, what parts of the music they hear at what point. 250 separate audio channels (Iosono)

_Public outdoor audioinstallation adressing the subjective perception of memories_48 channel Iosono
wavefield-synthesis 3-D audiosystem_Performed as a part of the "Genius Loci Festival" 2015 in Weimar, Germany

_audiovideo-installation including a live performance on vintage synthesizers presented as a part of the re-opening of the "Deutsches Museum" Munich, after 8 years of reconstruction and modernisation.

_4 channel outdoor audiovideoinstallation adressing the impact of the copper coils of loudspeakers onto the magentic field of the ground they are situated on. Displayed at Valentinswerder Island, Tegel, Germany

_ audioinstallation created together with Theo Altenberg. Exhibited at "Le Son 7 Sound Art Gallery" NewYork

_4-channel Audiovideoinstallation in collaboration with Theo Altenberg. Theater Volksbühne Berlin

_permanent installation at "Altensteiner Höhle" in Thuringia, Germany. Music composition for an audioinstallation in the first chamber, immersive music and sound-design (Iosono) for multiple audio/videoinstallations in the second and thiord chamber (including an underground lake). Video by Phil Max Schöll

Architectural audiovideo-sculpture_Micro-videomapping on an 8 meter wide architectural model, 9 projectors, 6 channel sound_Exhibited at: Munich Airport, Terminal 2, Germany, July 2021 - August 2021 and at 
Pasinger Fabrik, Munich, Germany Oct 2020 - March 2021

_Site-specific 5-channel audioinstallation_Displayed at the circular plaza on Valentinswerder Island / Tegel Lake, Berlin

_multichannel audio/videoinstallation including a chamber-choir singing live. Part of the theater-play "Die Villa - Sprung aus der Welt" by Moritz Rinke. Choir composition by Bernd Medek using lyrics by Paul Scheerbart (1910). Directed by Jens Schmidl

"Official German presentation of the first Macintosh Computer"

 by Apple in Frankfurt am Main in the mid- 1980's_

reation of an audiovideo-installation using an Apple II computer and early software (Basic, Bill Budges 3D, Pascal) at the age of 14. Projection using an early RGB-videoprojector hooked directly to the Apple II and manually synchronized with the music. 