Dark Matter
Light, space and sound
The sound and light installations at the Dark Matter permanent exhibition are interactive and constantly changing. These multimedia works of Berlin artist and designer Chris Bauder have found a permanent home in an old factory building in Lichtenberg.
Bauder has already made a name for himself worldwide with his temporary audiovisual installations. The founder of the design studio WHITEvoid designs the light art installations and cooperates with top artists from the electronic music scene for sound and live shows. Recent projects include the multimedia and expansive sound and light installations Deep Web and Skalar.
Cooperation with innovative partners
Dark Matter also completely immerses you in a world of rhythm, sound, light, colour and reflections. By cooperating with innovative technology partners, DARK MATTER will continue to develop and visualise new creative ideas.
Seven immersive rooms
Seven rooms each offer a different experience, with some of the computer-controlled technologies interacting with visitors. This makes every visit a personalised and unique experience. Each individual sculpture transcends space and transforms its environment into a vibrant whole that is sensuous, poetic and emotional.
Highlights of DARK MATTER
DARK MATTER is a globally unique high-tech location for audiovisual spatial experiences and a research laboratory for new media technologies, such as:
- Computer-controlled KINETIC LIGHTS (motorised winch lights)
- HOLOPLOT 3D sound system
- Interactive & immersive
- Experimental & always changing
Nearby
After visiting the exhibition, you can relax in Treptower Park. The Plänterwald woods are also close by. The Tierpark Berlin zoo can be reached by bike in just under 20 minutes.
Arrival
You can reach DARK MATTER from Ostkreuz in 25 minutes on foot. Alternatively, from the S3 train station at Rummelsburg you can reach it in 13 minutes on foot. By tram, the best way to get there is to take tram 21 to Gustav-Holzmann-Straße. It is also nice to cycle along the Spree to reach the exhibition.