With “Dancing House”, the interdisciplinary artist, director and composer Klaus Obermaier presents an interactive projection mapping accompanied by a specially composed sound design on the facade of the Blaue Rose.

“Dancing House” is not a passive visual event, but a participatory experience. The facade reacts directly to movement: Visitors are invited to move, jump and seemingly make the building dance. The architecture thus becomes a stage, the audience a co-creator, the artwork a dialogue process.

Klaus Obermaier has been one of the pioneers of projection mapping since 1998. His work extends far beyond projections on static surfaces: with projects such as “Apparition“, “Vivisector“ and “D.A.V.E.“, he has transferred the interaction of light, space and movement to the human body, setting new standards for the interplay of technology and performance art.

Obermaier’s works merge digital systems with physical presence to create immersive spaces that can be experienced by the senses. His interactive installations playfully challenge the viewer to question familiar viewing habits and transform technology into a poetic, vivid experience.

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