EXPANDED SPACE

HOLGER MADER, ALEXANDER STUBLIC & HEIKE WIERMANN

in collaboration with the Municipality of Hvidovre and DONG Energy

Avedøre Power Station, Avedøre Holme - find it

PLAYFUL URBAN SPACE – ENERGY IN MOVEMENT!

During COP15 one could experience Denmark’s largest industrial area Avedøre Holme in a new light.

The art group Mader Stublic Wiermann transformed DONG Energy’s power station Avedøreværket into a 145 metre tall screen for spectacular light and video installations following the movement of the wind.

An extraordinary image of the energy of the future and a showcase for wind power and the highly efficient and flexible power plants, which will reduce CO₂ emissions and provide everyone with sufficient energy and heating.

You could also experience the installation from different perspectives as customized vans drove around Avedøre Holme equipped with mobile projectors in the busy afternoon hours.

Travellers to and from Copenhagen were met with a sensational sight when the 145 metre tall projections lit up the dark hours. The projections were visible from the air flying in and out of Kastrup Airport; from Sjællandsbroen and Kalvebodbroen if travelling by car on the way to or from work; from the S-Train stations Avedøre and Friheden and in and around the Hvidovre area.

expanded space was presented from sunset to sunrise during COP15 .

MADER STUBLIC WIERMANN

Media artists Holger Mader and Alexander Stublic and architect Heike Wiermann have explored and staged urban environments since 2000 and focus on letting architecture, light, sound and video flow together.

Mader Stublic Wiermann are based in Berlin and have received numerous awards for their work.

FILM ABOUT EXPANDED SPACE

In the player to the right you can see a film, presenting expanded space through interviews and visuals.

It is reccommended to click twice on the screen - to see the film in a larger format at YouTube.

The film has been produced for LYSLYD by UiWE.