The
experimental series of adaptable light sculptures
titled ElectricMistletoe finds inspiration in the
mistletoe plant, and plays with the idea of
parasitic and symbiotic relations in nature. A set
of eclectic devices, characteristic for the work
of this German collective, aptly combinestechnology
with art and suddenly appears in populated areas
in the true pirate manner. The series of
futuristic objects is situated in the organic
structures of trees, where they transform during
the night time into hubs of a lively dramaturgy of
light and shadow. The project thematizes and
questions the relations between man and nature,
while highlighting the relations between the world
of plants and of architecture in the urban space
as well.
RAUMZEITPIRATENis
an audiovisual, time and space changing artistic
collective, consisting of Tobias Daemgen, Jan
Ehlen and Moritz Ellerich. They're operating since
2007 as an art collective that combines the
inspirational Einstein's concept of the
four-dimensional Raumzeit (space-time) in their
name with their 'piratey' duty to freely play with
these concepts outside of traditional frames of
production. Their site-specific and performative
installations create ephemeral models of
in-perfect anti-worlds, while their specially made
optic-acoustic instruments abuse and reprocess the
ancient and modern audio-visual technologies,
building heterogeneous, organic and improvised
light & sound architectures on the border
between science and fiction.