LAS Art Foundation

Press Contact

Sophie Furse
Head of External Relations & Communications

press@las-art.foundation
+49 (0)173 36 57 284

Accreditation and press mailing list

For press conference accreditation and to receive LAS press releases, please send an email to press@las-art.foundation. Press tickets for current exhibitions can be booked in our online shop. A valid press card or a confirmation from your editors must be presented when attending.

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IMAGE RIGHTS

All press materials available for download are protected by copyright law. The following rights of use are accepted with the download: The provided images must not be used for commercial purposes or shared with third parties. They may not be modified, cropped, or printed over. Please always include the correct copyright notices and retain the captions supplied with images. Publications must mention LAS, the photographer, the artists, and the exhibition.

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An immersive art installation at Kraftwerk Berlin, featuring a massive circular screen displaying an enlarged, surreal image of an orange-hued eye. The installation is enclosed by hanging threads, creating a dreamlike space. Three visitors are sitting and standing within the installation, gazing upwards at the striking visual, surrounded by dim blue lighting that enhances the futuristic atmosphere.

Warum die Kunstinstallation „WE FELT A STAR DYING“ in Berlin sensationell ist

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An immersive art installation at Kraftwerk Berlin during a public opening. Flowing, semi-transparent fabric is suspended from the ceiling, illuminated by deep blue lighting, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Visitors move through the industrial space, both on an elevated walkway and the ground level, engaging with the large-scale installation within the raw concrete architecture.

Quantencomputer und Kunst – Installation „WE FELT A STAR DYING“

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A large-scale art installation inside an industrial space at Kraftwerk Berlin, featuring flowing, semi-transparent fabric suspended from the ceiling. The illuminated drapery creates a dynamic, ethereal atmosphere with soft blue lighting reflecting off its surface. The scene is framed by the raw concrete architecture of the venue, enhancing the contrast between the industrial setting and the fluidity of the fabric.

’A quantum era is coming. What does this mean for art?’

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’To Understand Quantum Computing, Start By Looking Inward’

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