The exhibition « Interactive Particles »  explores the intersection of art, design and digital technologies through interactive audiovisual works, virtual reality experiences and immersive installations where art and technology intertwine. 

Driven by new narrative forms and an algorithmic aesthetic, these works reinvent physical space and offer poetic shifts in perspective. At the heart of the exhibition is a narrative exploration of patterns of human behaviour under extreme conditions, shedding light on the mechanisms that shape our thoughts, emotions and actions. 

Viewers can become co-creators and active participants, moving between intuition, reality and virtuality to question identity and the construction of possible worlds. 

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS

The exhibition runs until 14 November 2026.

Wednesday – Saturday from 10:00 – 17:00

by appointment at your convenience : info@spektrum.lu

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

TATIANA LOPES: A multimedia artist and designer based in Luxembourg, Tatiana works at the intersection of art, design and digital technologies. Through installations and interactive audiovisual works, she explores how human interactions influence visual systems, turning visitors into active participants in a living space. For this residency, she presents « Becoming », an installation in which human presence and a changing environment evolve together through movement and sound.

BODO KORSIG: A contemporary artist from Trèves working with spatial installations, sculptures and video, Bodo focuses on narrating human behaviour under extreme conditions, illuminating the psychological processes that shape thoughts, feelings and actions. During his Spektrum residency, he develops his art in VR spaces. In the exhibition, he presents a dialogue with Marc Aurèle, with AI animating a speaking replica of the emperor, creating an interactive dialogue between the 2nd and 21st centuries.

FRANÇOIS SCHWAMBORN: A media artist from Sarrebruck, he combines real-time visual processes with physical space, an algorithmic aesthetic and poetic shifts in perspective. His works explore the tension between order and flow, between technological structure and aesthetic sensitivity. François blends immersion and abstraction, bringing nature, code and light into dialogue to reveal emerging possibilities. 

PERMANENT EXHIBITION ARTISTS

GWENAEL FRANÇOIS: Oto’s Planet is an internationally acclaimed virtual reality experience. The French director and producer, based in Luxembourg, develops and produces immersive works at Skill Lab, where art and technology intertwine to bring evocative and innovative worlds to life. Presented on the VR headsets at Spektrum, Gwenael’s work will transport audiences of all ages into an immersive spatial narrative. 

MENNY OLINGER: Menny Olinger’s humorous side brings laughter as he pushes forms to the limits of 3D printing. 

OMMERY DE ZUTTER: Through 3D visualisation and virtual reality, Ommery de Zutter builds architectural worlds evoking cathedrals of light where technology and poetry converge.

HAMES WEE: This exhibition will feature « Hames Wee », the first version of an interactive self-guided walking trail around the works of Albert Hames, which can be seen in Rumelange. This avatar, created by Misch Strotz, the teams at Neon Internet and TIJO Studio, will bring the sculptor back to life, allowing him to explain his works created in the 60s and 70s himself. This approach to outdoor museology combines memory, technology and storytelling, offering an evocative recreation of the past in the present.

Exhibition “INTERACTIVE PARTICLES”

The exhibition Interactive Particles explores the intersection of art, design, and digital technologies through interactive audiovisual works, virtual reality experiences, and immersive installations where art and technology intertwine.

Driven by new narrative forms and an algorithmic aesthetic, these works reinvent physical space and offer poetic shifts in perspective. At the heart of the exhibition lies a reflection on patterns of human behavior under extreme conditions, shedding light on the mechanisms that shape our thoughts, emotions, and actions.

Visitors are invited to become co-creators and active participants, moving between intuition, reality, and virtuality, while questioning identity and the construction of possible worlds.

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS

The exhibition runs until 14 November 2026.

Wednesday – Saturday
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Visits by appointment can also be arranged at your convenience: info@spektrum.lu

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

TATIANA LOPES: A multimedia artist and designer based in Luxembourg, Tatiana works at the crossroads of art, design, and digital technologies. Through installations and interactive audiovisual works, she explores how human interactions influence visual systems, transforming visitors into active participants within a living environment. For this residency, she presents Becoming, an installation in which human presence and a transforming environment evolve together through movement and sound.

BODO KORSIG: A contemporary artist from Trier, Bodo works with spatial installations, sculptures, and video. His practice focuses on narrating human behavior under extreme conditions, illuminating the psychological processes that shape thought, emotion, and action. During his Spektrum residency, he develops his work within virtual reality environments. In this exhibition, he presents a dialogue with Marcus Aurelius, where artificial intelligence animates a speaking replica of the emperor, creating an interactive conversation between the 2nd and 21st centuries.

FRANÇOIS SCHWAMBORN: A media artist from Saarbrücken, François combines real-time visual processes with physical space, algorithmic aesthetics, and poetic shifts in perspective. His works explore the tension between order and flow, technological structure and aesthetic sensitivity. Blending immersion and abstraction, he creates a dialogue between nature, code, and light, revealing emerging possibilities.

PERMANENT EXHIBITION ARTISTS

GWENAEL FRANÇOIS: Oto’s Planet is an internationally acclaimed virtual reality experience. The French director and producer, based in Luxembourg, develops and produces immersive works at Skill Lab, where art and technology merge to create sensitive and innovative universes. Presented on the VR headsets at Spektrum, Gwenael’s work will transport audiences of all ages into an immersive spatial narrative.

MENNY OLINGER: Menny Olinger’s playful sense of humor brings a smile as he pushes forms to the very limits of 3D printing.

OMMERY DE ZUTTER: Through 3D visualization and virtual reality, Ommery de Zutter constructs architectural worlds reminiscent of cathedrals of light, where technology and poetry converge.

HAMES WEE: This exhibition will feature Hames Wee, the first version of an interactive walking avatar centered around Albert Hames’s works, which can be seen in Rumelange. Created by Misch Strotz, the teams at Neon Internet, and TIJO Studio, this avatar brings the sculptor back to life, allowing him to personally present and explain his works created during the 1960s and 1970s. This innovative approach offers audiences a unique and engaging encounter with the artist and his legacy.