#interactive-art

#interactive-art

The Whispering Mountains is a site-specific installation featuring illuminated, mountain-like sculptures inspired by the majestic peaks surrounding Queenstown, aiming to reflect their powerful presence.

Found in galleries, public spaces, and installations, this form of art responds to gestures and behaviour, turning spectators into co-creators.

Here are the career highlights, flashing by at warp speed in the necessarily dense retrospective at the Neue Nationalgalerie.

"It is forbidden not to touch," says Roberto Fantauzzi, founder of the Balloon Museum, who set up the Euphoria exhibition, emphasizing the interactive nature of the art.

Bilal's work reflects on the complexities of democracy in Iraq and the U.S., drawing from his experiences and a blend of digital and physical realities.

Without proper care, individual pieces begin to show signs of decay, affecting both their own state and the broader network of devices in the series.

As visitors plunged into the cavities of the buoyant monolith, the entire nest of balloons began bouncing and swaying with joyous laughter, transforming the space into a playful sanctuary.