Neutrino
A large-scale light installation exploring the subatomic world in a poetic manner, delving into a level of order that remains beyond our full understanding.
Through immersive sequences of light and structure, the work visualizes the elusive nature of particles like neutrinos, inviting viewers to contemplate the invisible forces that govern our universe.
By translating complex scientific concepts into an aesthetic experience, the piece bridges the gap between quantum physics and human perception, revealing the beauty hidden within the unseen.
Neutrinos are created in some of the most powerful events in cosmology, such as
supernovas, nuclear reactions which take place in the core of a star, or during the
spin-down of a neutron star. That is the reason why we found very attractive the idea of
an artistical depiction of this very special elementary particle.
The installation is a 4 meters diameter simmetrical Icosahedron made of an aluminium
structure to which 150 meters of led strips are attached. This three-dimensional object is
treated in its lightning concept to display powerful abstracts patterns, letting the
audience play with their own imagination about the subatomic world.
The object can be very easily placed on the ground, or hung from different structures,
including a crane. In order to intensify the experience of the audience, we present as
well the piece with a specially composed soundscape if requested.
Co-creation between Markus Anders (www.map-eventdesign.at) and Circus Lumineszenz.
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