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Olympus Perspective Playground: Traveling Interactive Exhibitions for Photographic Exploration (2013-2017)

exhibition · 2026-04-16

Between 2013 and 2017, the Olympus Perspective Playground traveled through various European cities, showcasing interactive installations designed for photographic interaction by Studio Leigh Sachwitz and produced by flora&faunavisions. Attendees engaged with immersive settings using Olympus cameras, departing with SD cards filled with their photos. The initial events began in Berlin, moving on to Hamburg, Amsterdam, Zürich, Vienna, and Munich, before concluding at Palais de Tokyo in Paris in 2017, and later returning to Kraftwerk Berlin. Notable installations included Numen/For Use's Tube, Liz West's Our Colour Reflection, United Visual Artists' Vanishing Point, and Sonic Water by Sven Meyer and Kim Pörksen, along with contributions from Philip Beesley Studio, Squidsoup, Leandro Erlich, Jeongmoon Choi, and SPEECH Tchoban + Kuznetsov. Subsequent iterations included microscopy and endoscopy.

Key facts

  • The Olympus Perspective Playground was a traveling series of interactive exhibitions from 2013 to 2017.
  • It was conceived by Studio Leigh Sachwitz and produced by flora&faunavisions.
  • Visitors received Olympus cameras to explore room-sized installations designed for photographic capture.
  • The project toured Berlin, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Zürich, Vienna, Munich, and Paris.
  • A major iteration occurred at Palais de Tokyo in Paris in 2017.
  • Installations included works by Numen/For Use, Liz West, United Visual Artists, and Sven Meyer + Kim Pörksen.
  • Later versions incorporated microscopy and endoscopy to extend spatial exploration.
  • The project aimed to prototype imagination through built environments focused on specific visual conditions.

Entities

Artists

  • Studio Leigh Sachwitz
  • Numen/For Use
  • Liz West
  • United Visual Artists
  • Sven Meyer
  • Kim Pörksen
  • Philip Beesley Studio
  • Squidsoup
  • Leandro Erlich
  • Jeongmoon Choi
  • SPEECH Tchoban + Kuznetsov
  • Maser
  • Ken Schluchtmann
  • Klaus Bossemeyer

Institutions

Locations

  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Hamburg
  • Amsterdam
  • Netherlands
  • Zürich
  • Switzerland
  • Vienna
  • Austria
  • Munich
  • Paris
  • France

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