Immerse Realities

For the UE Berlin graduation exhibition, I proposed a spatial "moodboard" concept and built a real-time generative installation in TouchDesigner and Blender. The other projects shown belonged to the participating students.

Context: UE Berlin Art & Design Graduation Exhibition
Year: 2026
Contribution: Interactive visuals and Collective Moodboard concept proposal
Tools: TouchDesigner and Blender

My concept

Treat a diverse graduation show as a "moodboard in space" — let very different projects coexist while still guiding visitors through them.

My installation

A real-time, generative visual system built in TouchDesigner with Blender 3D content — designed to run live, not play back.

Honest scope

A collective exhibition. The framework and the generative visuals are mine; the documentation photos show many authors' work, clearly credited.

01 / Overview

One exhibition, many visual languages.

Setting
A collective Art & Design graduation exhibition in Berlin.

Material
Typography, images, sound, installations, objects and interactive work.

Constraint
Create orientation without forcing every project into one aesthetic theme.

02 / Concept

Treat the exhibition as a moodboard in space.

A moodboard brings together references that can look unrelated individually but create connections when viewed together. The proposal translated that principle into the exhibition layout, celebrating differences while giving visitors a shared direction through the space.

03 / Spatial framework

Organise by perspective, not by one visual style.

Three rooms were framed as Perception, Experimentation and Reflection. The corridor became a Connection and Transition space for independent projects, posters and informal discovery around the social area.

04 / The installation I built

Visuals that generate, not play back.

Inside the Experimentation room I ran a real-time system in TouchDesigner, fed with Blender 3D content — generative motion computed live rather than rendered to a video file. It is the piece here that is unmistakably mine, and the strongest motion and real-time craft on the site.

05 / Reflection

Coexistence became the connecting principle.

The framework offered a way to guide visitors without reducing diverse work to one theme. These photographs document the collective exhibition environment; they do not imply authorship of every visible artwork.

Room 01

Perception

Typography, visual language, sound, senses and how communication is experienced.

Room 02

Experimentation

Playful, interactive, technological and hybrid approaches to communication.

Room 03

Reflection

Projects addressing culture, society, identity and critical perspectives.

Corridor

Connection

A transition space for independent work, posters and informal discovery and exchange.

Real-time output

Generative motion built in TouchDesigner.

The moving studies show the visual system as an active part of the installation, separate from the collective exhibition documentation below.

Real-time TouchDesigner output created for the audiovisual installation.

Animated white outlines and number forms moving across a black field — A monochrome generative study combining outlined fragments, repetition and movement.

Exhibition documentation

A shared environment built from different perspectives.

Busy graduation exhibition corridor with visitors and framed works on both walls — The corridor functioned as a connection and informal discovery space between rooms.

Dark audiovisual exhibition room with visitors, screens and projected artwork — The technology-led area brought screens, projection and live interaction together.

Large black and white generative network projection behind visitors in an exhibition room — Projection documentation showing the audiovisual and real-time side of the collective exhibition.

Documentation note

Collective context, clearly credited.

These photographs document the shared graduation exhibition. Visible projects belong to their respective authors. This case therefore focuses on the exhibition framework, atmosphere and collective context rather than presenting every visible work as my own.

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