Holographic projection and sound installation. Inspired by Fragonard’s "The Swing".

Projection mapping transforms a historic pavilion into an evolving digital forest. Rococo ornaments intertwine with live analogue imagery of a raven’s feather, connecting architecture, nature, and heritage through atmospheric sound.

A collaborative LED tower installation presenting six audiovisual narratives inside a church. Joschua Hohenbrink contributed sound design and supported animation, conceptual development, and realisation, translating minimal animations into spatial light.

For the tenth anniversary of KLANGLICHT in Graz, Joschua Hohenbrink collaborated with Gregor Schmitz and Franciszek Jakubiak to compose a bespoke sound design for Olafur Eliasson’s work in the Orangerie, commissioned by KLANGLICHT.

Dimensions: ca. 25–30 × 10–12 m Medium: Projection mapping Description: Organic forms emerge through narrow openings before a head stretches and tears the wall, revealing only darkness and emptiness.

A dragon emerges from organic particles, awakens, flies, and dissolves into dust. Projected onto Holonet inside a dark tunnel, monochrome animation and original sound create an intimate encounter with transformation.

Experienced lying down together, this audiovisual installation reinterprets sacred architecture through projected light, analogue and digital animation, and birdsong, unfolding a meditative journey from night through day and back again.