INTRO
NEBULA transforms the historic bathhouse of Beelitz-Heilstätten into a space for immersive art, audiovisual installations, and spatial experimentation.
Developed by Xenorama, the project brings together light, sound, digital technologies, and the existing architecture of the former sanatorium. Historic spaces become environments for contemporary artistic experiences, where projection, interaction, and physical materials reshape the perception of the building.
Key challenges
The transformation of the building
The artistic and technical approach
The long-term nature of the project
An evolving art space
The installations move between physical and digital space, using projection, interaction, and spatial sound to explore the relationship between the built environment and the visitor.
NEBULA works with the existing character of the historic bathhouse rather than treating architecture as a neutral container. Light and sound intervene in the building's surfaces, proportions, and spatial relationships, creating new forms of perception.
CREDITS
Created by Xenorama
Technical assistance: Naz Yigiter
With works by Alessandro Lupi and Annika Hippler
Venue: NEBULA Art Space (@intonebula), Beelitz-Heilstätten