Spidertag Unveils Interactive Neon Mural #26 on Post City Clock Tower in Linz
In Linz, Austria, Spidertag has unveiled Interactive Neon Mural #26, a sizable 26 by 12 metre artwork adorning the clock tower of Post City. This installation was commissioned by Calle Libre as part of its Addressing Tomorrow initiative. From 7pm to 11pm each night, visitors can engage with the illuminated mural using their smartphones. The project showcases Spidertag's interest in light, geometry, and audience participation, blending street art with digital engagement. It interacts with the architecture of Post City while exploring concepts of time, memory, and the future. This mural follows the creation of INM#25, Futurism Primitivism, for the Points de Vue Street Art Festival in Bayonne, France.
Key facts
- Spidertag completed Interactive Neon Mural #26 in Linz, Austria.
- The installation measures 26 x 12 metres and is mounted on the clock tower of Post City, the former Austrian Post logistics centre beside Linz Central Station.
- It was created for Calle Libre as part of its Addressing Tomorrow project.
- The mural is activated every evening from 7pm until 11pm.
- Visitors can connect with the work through their smartphones and influence elements of the illuminated composition.
- The Interactive Neon Mural project was developed by Spidertag almost a decade ago after years of experimentation.
- The Linz commission responds to Post City's architecture and incorporates the clock tower into a composition considering time, memory and the future.
- The previous numbered commission, INM#25, Futurism Primitivism, was created for Points de Vue Street Art Festival in Bayonne, France.
Entities
Artists
- Spidertag
Institutions
- Calle Libre
- Post City
- Austrian Post
- Points de Vue Street Art Festival
- GraffitiStreet
Locations
- Linz
- Austria
- Post City
- Linz Central Station
- Bayonne
- France
- Chichester
- England
- Post City Linz