A child running through horizontal beams of white light between two mirrored panels, on a floor of black and white hexagonal tiles

Nebula Opens

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Field of Work
media art
art space
Beelitz-Heilstätten

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After years of showing our work in temporary festival slots, Xenorama now has a permanent stage: NEBULA, a 1,800 sqm immersive art space built into the historic bathhouse of the former Beelitz-Heilstätten sanatorium. Ten rooms, roughly 960 sqm of projection surface, and several works with roots in our own portfolio -- Dioptricon, Vortex Lucis, Radix -- now live there full-time.

A visitor looking up at a ribbed brick dome covered in a blue and amber projection

The work

NEBULA is a permanent immersive media-art space inside the historic bathhouse of the former Beelitz-Heilstätten sanatorium: c.1800 sqm, ~960 sqm of projection surface across roughly ten rooms, combining light, sound and full-space projection installations (Dioptricon, Firmament, Dreaming Architecture, Vortex Lucis, Liquid Lens, Digital Mirror, Imaginator, Xenorama Radix) with the protected historic architecture. Backed by Xenorama; open Fri-Sun 10:00-20:00.

A large tree root mounted on a wall with small projected patches of light, a visitor photographing it in the foreground
A high timbered hall with geometric architectural projections across walls and ceiling, visitors in deck chairs below
An adult and two children holding hands in silhouette before a projected ring of violet particles around a dark circle
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Three visitors in a dark room under a hanging glass cylinder that casts rippling amber light on the floor