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Creating things that Move, Glow and React

I make Art with Light, Motion and Projection, as well as Interactive Installations,
Kinetic Exhibits and Prototypes for Museums, Events and Companies.
Based in Berlin, working across Germany and Europe.

Shown at: Deutsches Museum Munich · Maker Faire Hannover · Berlin Art Week · Gdańsk Light Festival ·

Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery Tokyo · Wumuchong International Art Zone China

Detail of a backlit LED sign with CNC cut and painted letters, designed and built by Eitan Rieger
Individual: Technical Issue 2.0, a mixed media sculpture by Eitan Rieger
Early prototype electronics for WobbleWorld, an open source handheld game console

Latest news

Immersive multimedia video projection mapping concert at Pfingstkirche Friedrichshain, Berlin

Wo ist morgen - Innovation zwischen Kunst und Technik, Vergangenheit und Zukunft ist Morgen? 15. Aug - Rotary Berlin

June - 2022

This August I will give a presentation about the story of art - tech, what is between them, and how could it affect the future. The story will be presented along with a presentation of my works.

Immersive multimedia video projection mapping concert at Pfingstkirche Friedrichshain, Berlin

Das Museum der virtuellen Kuppeln

May - 2022

Experience historic frescos and other famous church artwork at full scale as part of an immersive situationist artwork - Das Museum der virtuellen Kuppeln. 7th May. St Korbinian - Munich

Immersive multimedia video projection mapping concert at Pfingstkirche Friedrichshain, Berlin

Wheels vs. legs A new blog post

February - 2022

Why is no animal running on wheels, and why cars don't have legs? What are the main differences between those two concepts (wheels and legs), and how is it connected to NASA's funny-looking robot?

Immersive multimedia video projection mapping concert at Pfingstkirche Friedrichshain, Berlin

Bye Bye to the CoPilot? A new blog post

February - 2022

Since the dawn of aviation and until today, flying crews of large commercial airliners became smaller and smaller. Soon co-pilots may find themselves redundant. Read more here.

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