320° Licht, A Massive Projection Mapped Video Installation Inside a Gas Storage Tank in Germany

Posted by Cosmin Nasui | Apr 21, 2014 | ARCHITECTURE | 0 |

“320° Licht” is a massive video installation that is projected on the interior of the Gasometer Oberhausen, a 385-foot-tall decommissioned gas storage tank in Germany. The video is displayed across 320-degrees of the tank’s interior—a massive curved screen more than 300 feet tall and 215,000 square feet in area. Twenty-one high power projectors are employed to display the 22-minute video. “320° Licht” is part of the ongoing exhibition “The Appearance of Beauty,” at the Gasometer Oberhausen through December 30, 2014. It was created by studio URBANSCREEN. The Creators Project has more on the making of “320° Licht.” photos by Thomas Wolf, Wolfgang Volz

via The Creators Project

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Cosmin Nasui (BA-es in History of Art and Visual Arts&Design) has worked as art historian, curator, art critic, gallerist, cultural journalist, cultural manager for the last 20 years.//Cosmin Nasui este curator, istoric și critic de artă, manager cultural, evaluator acreditat de artă contemporană, evaluator de proiecte culturale. Este fondator al celei mai largi platforme online românești pentru susținerea și promovarea artei contemporane românești www.modernism.ro. Este managing partner la Nasui collection & archives (www.cosminnasui.com) și curator la platforma muzeală privată PostModernism Museum (www.postmodernism.ro). Este autor de cărți de sinteză, monografii și studii de istoria artelor.