“EmotionAir” is a unique exhibition that explores the profound relationship between art and emotions. Our installation “Hyperfeeling” invites spectators to reflect on their own emotions in relation to themselves and the world, a personal experience that becomes collective at the same time, suggesting that to feel, one simply needs to observe what surrounds us carefully. The artwork creates a luminous universe with a pool of yellow balls and a ceiling of balloons of the same color.

Using sound and visual content, our installation guides visitors through an emotional journey, exploring six distinct feelings, from disgust and anger to sadness, fear, joy, and surprise. Sound is fundamental to our show, serving as the basis for creating video content for the LED sphere. We recorded real sounds like sighs, gasps, claps, and even screams. Then, we generated abstract graphics that pulsated and reacted to our track's sound. We processed the generative render with AI technology Optical Flow and added recognizable imagery to ensure a cohesive style.

The technical setup of the installation was managed by Hyperstudio, with a design by Miklós Kiss. The award-winning exhibition is going to be run in Dusseldorf.

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