A centre for digital art,
creativity and sharing
SPEKTRUM embodies the synergy between historic heritage and future cultural visions. Its name evokes the transmission of magnetic and light waves, reflecting a broad spectrum of expertise. This immersive space, unique in Luxembourg, offers a varied programme combining interactive installations, audiovisual performances, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and multimedia. It explores the impact of digital art on perception and encourages audiences to discover new sensory experiences. Spektrum aims to be a platform for creativity and sharing, fostering reflection on human-machine interactions and the future of art. Open to everyone, it invites collaboration, experimentation and collective imagination, while providing a place where heritage and innovation meet to shape tomorrow’s cultural dialogue.
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Open until 14 November 2026
Wednesday – Saturday 10:00–18:00 (By appointment)
Exhibition « Interactive Particles »
Hames Wee
In Albert’s footsteps
Discover the « Hames Wee » through Rumelange
embodies the values of togetherness and inclusion, fostering collaboration between artists, Rumelange residents and visitors. It offers workshops open to everyone, such as sculpting with 3D printers, transforming used electronic materials or creating with AI, with no prior skills required. The artist residency, with on-site accommodation, aims to demystify digital art and broaden its horizons. The project also emphasises the link between culture and the environment, promoting the use of recycled materials and organising dedicated workshops. Spektrum aims to be a space for research where sustainability and artistic innovation converge. An evolving sculpture garden complements this approach, illustrating the harmony between creativity and nature. At the heart of the project, encounters and sharing reinforce an inclusive and innovative vision of art.
Concept and history
Spektrum bridges past and present, connecting local heritage with modern creations. Located at Site Albert Hames, named after the Rumelange sculptor whose studio was preserved intact until 1989, it symbolises this fusion of traditional and digital art. Spektrum fosters a culture where every voice is heard, encouraging everyone to participate in shaping new artistic horizons. Exchanges of ideas give rise to works in which everyone becomes both participant and spectator. With an emphasis on collective creation, the centre prioritises engagement and sharing, drawing on local resources. It seeks to break down barriers between artists and the wider community, whether art enthusiasts or not, by being an open space, a laboratory for digital art. Spektrum seeks to imagine a shared, desirable future, inviting everyone to make it their own and build an inclusive, innovative culture accessible to all.
Exploring INTERACTIVE PARTICLES at Spektrum
Round Table #1 — Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Art
Our mission
An immersive creative space for research and encounters centred on digital art, attracting a broad audience eager to enjoy unique and authentic artistic and creative experiences.