In the entrance hall of the Kinemathek Karlsruhe, where movie poster artists used to hang their large-format paintings advertising the film highlights of the moment, the PhonoLuxMaschine has been installed. Controlled by a computer with touchscreen, two projectors are coordinated with each other through a mapping program. In this way, various light effects can be created, which also shine through the glass facade of the Kinemathek onto the forecourt, the Passagehof. As a presentation platform for media art projects, the PhonoLuxMaschine can be used in a variety of ways. In addition to interactive sound and video installations, it will be used in the future to broadcast lectures, films, and concerts live via this machine.
Supported by the UNESCO City of Media Arts Karlsruhe Project Funding Program for Media Arts 2020.
Shown at Seasons of Media Arts (2020) and Seasons of Media Arts – Connected Future (2021).
Artists involved:
Holger Förterer (Lichtfragment, 2020)
Didi Müller (REFLECTION OF THE PROJECTION – A Space for Contemplation, 2021)
Michael Saup (Trinity Twins, 2022)
Justin Koch (THIRST, 2023)
Nic Eßer (Zeitprisma, 2024)
