For the exhibition ‘10 + 5 = Gott’ at the Jewish Museum in Berlin iart, in cooperation with d-case Zurich, developed the concept for the exhibition media.

For two tower blocks of the Christoph Merian Stiftung iart realized a light installation. The windows of the top floors were illuminated with coloured lighting from behind, which resulted in on coloured stripe each. Depending on the season and the internet activity of the people in Basel the colour changed.

On the occasion of the Swiss National Exhibition Expo.02, iart, in cooperation with the group ‘Panorama2000’, realised the panorama ‘Switzerland Version 2.1′ in Jean Nouvel’s Cube: a 360° projection that was 23 meters wide and 7 meters high, it presented high density digital images in real time.
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(to see one self in the dark)
Supportet by digital video technology, viewers can expierence the world of blind people themselves.
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LIKLAK was an illuminated cube by Claude Hidber which could be used as information carrier. By sending a short message from a mobile phone the ticker of the cube was activated. Read More

iart realized the odour for the installation ‘revier’ (stomping ground) by the artists Monika Studer and Christoph van den Berg in the botanical garden Brüglingen. The outpouring of odour started each time sensors were activated by the movement of passersbys. Read More

iart was responsible for the technical consulting and realization of the artwork ‘Echolotmusik’ (echo sounding music) by Albena Michaelova. The depth of the Rhine was measured by echo sounding and transformed to digital sounds by using frequency modulation. Read More

An interactive installation in a moving bus. On screens inside the bus, animations are shown. The playback speed of the animations was affected by the speed of the bus. Read More

iart was responsible for the technical management at the festival ‘Helle Nächte’ (bright nights), curated by Annina Zimmermann and Andrea Saemann. Read More

For the Allstars Festival 2000 in Basel iart planned and realized the technical equipment and was responsible for the technical management during the event. Read More