Yayoi Kusama – Infinity Mirror Rooms
Created by prolific Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, the Infinity Mirror Rooms exhibition became a must see for those visiting the capital. The installation consists of two infinity mirrors rooms, once containing hanging lights and shallow water, and the other containing sets of chandeliers. The infinity mirrors showcase Kusama’s obsession with limitlessness repetition as they completely immerse the observer in boundless, infinite universes.
The piece began showcasing at the Tate Modern Museum in London in June 2021. Originally planned to run for a year, the exhibition has become so popular is has been extended to June 2023.
Collectif Coin – Ataraxie
Developed by Colletif Coin member Maxime Houot, Atraxie – which stands for calmness – was designed to invite viewers to ponder its true meaning in a post pandemic world. The piece consists of a row of lasers that emit red beams which start off creating simple shapes and then build to form dazzling, intricate structures, and circular movements.
The installation was showcased at Soncia festival in Glasgow in March 2022.
Tresor 31: Techno, Berlin und die große Freiheit
Developed by Adriano Rosselli, Odysseas Constantinou, Rowan Ben Jackson, Anne De Vries, Joe Namy, and many others, Tresor 31 is an immersive audio-visual installation created to honour the memory of the historic roots. Orignally located in Leipziger Straße 127 in the old Weitheim Bank, Tresor made its name as one of Berlin’s major techno institutions – as it continues to this day – before having to relocate to its current site.
Housed in Kraftwerk Berlin, the current space of Tresor, the main feature point of the installation is an incredibly impressive 1:1 scale model of the original club layout made from sand.
