For the exhibition “City in the Cloud – Data on the Ground”, shown at Architekturmuseum der TUM, Pinakothek der Moderne, we produced an array of interactive exhibits to expose the physical realities of the vast and rapidly expanding global data infrastructure: data centers in cities and remote regions, undersea cables, and raw materials.
Spatial A/V is an ongoing project series built around a 4-meter ambisonic structure: a dodecahedral frame equipped with 20 OTTOsonics speakers, a subwoofer, and up to ten projection surfaces. As the system expands into light and projection, the dodecahedron becomes an extended audiovisual canvas, allowing for extended narratives and playful interactions.
This interactive exhibit visualizes publicly available smart city data from Munich, offering insight into the vast range of information accessible to citizens, institutions, and industry. Drawing on datasets provided by Digital Twin Munich, Data Soil reveals how data shapes urban life — from infrastructure and mobility to environmental and social dynamics.
Redesigned as an interactive sound installation, Schreiraum lets visitors experience how loudness affects hearing. A microphone translates screams into colorful animations on a triptych LED screen. Guiding participants through animated animal forms that represent rising decibel levels, turning sound into a playful, intuitive experience.
