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documenta mobil
documenta mobil
documenta mobil
documenta mobil
2005

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Interactive installation

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the world’s most prestigious art event the city of Kassel initiated a documenta road-show throughout Germany underlining its ambition to become Europe’s Cultural Capital 2010. A full-size truck equipped with an 11 meter long interactive media installation inside provides the visitors with the history of the eleven documenta-events from 1955 on. The documenta milestones of 20th century contemporary art are accessible by a huge sensitive surface tabletop in multi-user mode. The interactive elements were pulsed by a linear “scenic tour” across the city of Kassel. The documenta truck was originated by Prof. Klaus Siebenhaar.

Client / Manufacturer

kassel tourist GmbH

Kassel, DE
Design
ART+COM AG

ART+COM AG

Berlin, DE

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