Kunstraum
Markuskirche
Scenography
«I note the obvious differences between each sort and type,
but we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.»
Maya Angelou
«Light knows when you're looking at it.»
JAMES TURRELL
The «Kunstraum Markusgemeinde» in Berlin/Steglitz is a multimedia and walk-in installation, conceived and built in 2020 at the time of the Corona Pandemic. Based on the Christmas story according to Luke 2, 1-20, the Evangelische Markuskirchengemeinde was transformed into an art space with theatrical immersive narration.The scenography integrates diverse elements of spatial design such as light, projection, video and sound into the interior as well as exterior space of the church. The experience of the art space conveys moments of tranquility, reflection and communal atmosphere, which amidst the constant changes of public life in 2020, are essential starting points of the dramaturgy. The project was conceived, designed and realized jointly by a group of eight designers.
Concept, Design and Implementation by Maria Angélica Guerrero, Tina Hübner, Malte Knipping, Nikolai Kuchin, Charlotte Niedermeyer, Anna Niedringhaus, Hannah Ursula Schmidt, Marie Akoury
Project management by Tina Hübner, Marie Akoury
In Cooperation with TU Berlin and Evangelische Markuskirchengemeinde
Photography by Klaus Böse, Tina Hübner, Marie Akoury
Scenography
«I note the obvious differences between each sort and type,
but we are more alike, my friends,
than we are unalike.»
Maya Angelou
«Light knows when you're looking at it.»
JAMES TURRELL
The «Kunstraum Markusgemeinde» in Berlin/Steglitz is a multimedia and walk-in installation, conceived and built in 2020 at the time of the Corona Pandemic. Based on the Christmas story according to Luke 2, 1-20, the Evangelische Markuskirchengemeinde was transformed into an art space with theatrical immersive narration.
The scenography integrates diverse elements of spatial design such as light, projection, video and sound into the interior as well as exterior space of the church. The experience of the art space conveys moments of tranquility, reflection and communal atmosphere, which amidst the constant changes of public life in 2020, are essential starting points of the dramaturgy. The project was conceived, designed and realized jointly by a group of eight designers.
Concept, Design and Implementation by Maria Angélica Guerrero, Tina Hübner, Malte Knipping, Nikolai Kuchin, Charlotte Niedermeyer, Anna Niedringhaus, Hannah Ursula Schmidt, Marie Akoury
Project management by Tina Hübner, Marie Akoury
In Cooperation with TU Berlin and Evangelische Markuskirchengemeinde
Photography by Klaus Böse, Tina Hübner, Marie Akoury
