About the artwork:
The Crystal Womb installation is a live-generated interactive and immersive audiovisual experience, centred on a square bifrustum - a geometric shape - that reveals a fragment of a parallel virtual reality. Eight virtual cameras project images to form a levitating hologram, inspired by Pepper's Ghost, an optical illusion technique often used in magic tricks. Visitors are first confronted with a chaotic storm of particles and abrasive noises, which then turn into a human embryo. The work evolves from chaos and desolation to fragility and renewal, inviting you to reflect.
About the artist:
Gábor Kitzinger is a Hungarian video artist and member of the visual collective Glowing Bulbs. A graduate of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), he has completed large-scale architectural projection mappings and audio-visual performances around the world. His solo work explores abstract and vibrant 3D animations that often extend to sculpture and painting.
> work proposed by the Liszt Institute
