Epilog – Interactive Light and Shadow by Schnellebuntebilder

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Created by Sebastian Huber, Johannes Timpernagel and Michael Burk (Schnellebuntebilder) , Epilog is a room installation that uses light, sound and haze to create a 25-minute constantly transforming world of moving images and sounds. Visitors are invited to participate by responding to moving patterns – either on their own or together with others.

Each of the eleven scenes follows a unique principle: Whether your are chased by a simulated, abstract school of fish, or your movements brand into the fog and leave behind a swath out of light. Real time generated sound illustrates the movements and intensifies the immersive experience.

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