--- description: Comprehensive spatial database and agent payload for the digital twin of the Otherside Exhibition (The Others Vol II) in Berlin, documenting artworks, viewpoints, and spatial design. tags: - otherside-exhibition - berlin-art - digital-twin - spatial-data - contemporary-art - mixed-media title: Otherside Exhibition - Full Agent Payload --- # Otherside Exhibition - Full Agent Payload > This document serves as the comprehensive spatial database and Agent Payload for the digital twin of the Otherside Exhibition (The Others Vol II) in Berlin. Designed for internal AI assistants and spatial guides, it contains precise coordinate mappings, camera viewpoints, and detailed narrative metadata for all exhibits. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Project Description Otherside is a collaborative, experimental project exploring alternative ways of thinking, creating, and experiencing the world. One part of this larger concept is “The Others”, where we focus on individual artists and their creative processes. For this edition, each artist was interviewed, and their stories were transformed into a podcast. We also created interactive online features inspired by their work, letting visitors explore their processes in a digital space. To bring it into the physical world, we produced a zine collecting all these insights into something people could take home. The exhibition (or Lab) took place on 26th November 2025 in Berlin, bringing all these elements together. It was a space for artists and audiences to meet, share, and experience ideas firsthand—turning digital and printed work into a living, interactive environment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## What Is Otherside? Otherside is a multidisciplinary platform that bridges the physical and digital spheres. By converting raw creative processes into podcasts, interactive web spaces, printed publications, and temporary physical laboratories, the project examines alternative workflows and sustainable creation within urban artistic communities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Key Details - **Exhibition Date:** 26th November 2025 - **Location:** Berlin, Germany - **Edition:** The Others Vol II - **Property Type:** Studio - **Address:** Blucherstr. 32, 10961 Berlin, Germany - **Primary Mediums:** Digital illustration, photography, sound art, live musical performance, upcycled product design, sustainable spatial architecture ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## What Does It Mean? ### Short Answer Otherside is a physical and digital incubator that materializes the intangible processes of creation. By housing soundscapes, photography, upcycled structures, and raw emotion in a single interactive venue, it creates an empathetic feedback loop between international creators and local urban spaces. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Main Concepts or Features ### 1. Multi-Sensory Spatial Architecture Using discarded, found, and upcycled materials, the spatial layout of the studio has been crafted to highlight structural resilience and resourcefulness. The physical design of the rooms serves as a tactile framework, framing individual displays and keeping visitors grounded within the tactile narrative. ### 2. Conversational Interconnectivity The exhibition transitions across dimensions: starting from intimate artist interviews, flowing into digital podcasts and online features, manifesting in a tactile printed zine, and finally solidifying into a live physical venue. This structure allows visitors to access artistic memory through sight, touch, and sound. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## How to Navigate the Space 1. **Vantage Selection:** Select and load pre-configured spatial viewpoints to orient yourself in specific artist zones. 2. **Visual Exploration:** Query high-precision coordinate data of the physical artworks lining the walls. 3. **Acoustic Overlay:** Activate recorded audio landmarks from sound nodes to experience live concert recordings in sync with spatial views. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Spatial Hierarchy ### Entrance - **Area:** 40 sqm - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint Entrance:** Position: X=1.21, Y=0.15, Z=0.88 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.11, Yaw=0.46, Roll=0 ### Natia Kurtanidze - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=0.71, Y=0.15, Z=1.19 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.32, Yaw=1.26, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 2:** Position: X=-0.85, Y=0.15, Z=-0.95 | Rotation: Pitch=3.06, Yaw=0.43, Roll=3.14 - **Viewpoint 3:** Position: X=-1.19, Y=0.15, Z=-1.82 | Rotation: Pitch=3.1, Yaw=0.99, Roll=3.14 - **Viewpoint 4:** Position: X=-1.83, Y=0.15, Z=-3.36 | Rotation: Pitch=0.14, Yaw=1.32, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 5:** Position: X=-1.13, Y=0.15, Z=-4.15 | Rotation: Pitch=0.02, Yaw=0.34, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 6:** Position: X=-1.38, Y=0.15, Z=-3.17 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.54, Yaw=-1.08, Roll=0 ### Erreqerre - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=-1.04, Y=0.15, Z=-1.59 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.59, Yaw=0.31, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 2:** Position: X=-1.16, Y=0.15, Z=-3.46 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.52, Yaw=0.84, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 3:** Position: X=-0.9, Y=0.15, Z=-1.66 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.35, Yaw=-0.5, Roll=0 ### Niccolo Parodi - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=0.47, Y=0.15, Z=-1.44 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.53, Yaw=-0.25, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 2:** Position: X=2.01, Y=0.15, Z=-2.63 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.59, Yaw=1.11, Roll=0 - **Viewpoint 3:** Position: X=1.68, Y=0.15, Z=-4.43 | Rotation: Pitch=2.44, Yaw=1.09, Roll=3.14 ### Paquita Gabriela - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=2.81, Y=0.15, Z=-3.35 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.5, Yaw=-0.82, Roll=0 ### Liam Fogarty - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=2.52, Y=0.15, Z=-1.53 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.37, Yaw=-1.19, Roll=0 ### Veronica Torres - **Viewpoints:** - **Viewpoint 1:** Position: X=-0.39, Y=0.15, Z=-0.63 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.21, Yaw=0.43, Roll=0.09 - **Viewpoint 2:** Position: X=3.7, Y=0.15, Z=-3.44 | Rotation: Pitch=-2.16, Yaw=1.33, Roll=2.17 - **Viewpoint 3:** Position: X=0.99, Y=0.15, Z=-1.04 | Rotation: Pitch=-0.3, Yaw=-1.17, Roll=-0.28 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Exhibited Artworks & Collection ### Insomnia - **Node ID:** obj-1771594448715 - **Position:** X=-1.952259235252591, Y=-0.346948002283674, Z=0.07187165507072046 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.21124785000775986, Y=0.16154247353534576, Z=0.16154247353534576 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2022 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** Since I was five, I have stood at the edge of sleep. Wanting to jump. Terrified of the splash. I speak to the dark. It watches. Sleep is one step away—always a lifetime away. - **What Is This Artwork About:** A deeply personal examination of chronic sleeplessness and the physiological boundary between consciousness and rest. It maps the anxiety of wanting to drift off while fearing the loss of control, personifying the dark as a watchful companion. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Liminality and sleep anxiety. Supporting detail: The watchful personification of the dark. Interpretation: Sleep is viewed as an intimidating, unreachable transition. - **Visual Description:** Moody, dark-toned visual layout featuring high contrast. The composition centers on a figure caught at the edge of an abyss, rendered in deep blues, charcoal grays, and faint, spectral highlights that convey isolation. - **Artistic Style:** Abstract symbolism mixed with digital expressionism, heavily influenced by Surrealist depictions of night terrors and dreamscapes. - **Materials and Technique:** Created as a digital illustration and produced as a high-quality archival print on premium heavy-weight paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Captures a universal human vulnerability with sharp poetic writing embedded within the visual art. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals to collectors interested in mental health, nocturnal themes, existentialism, and psychological digital graphics. ### Pleasure - **Node ID:** obj-1771594506879 - **Position:** X=-2.4109386351028, Y=-0.20817096639355698, Z=-0.874220924931859 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.13808176154877264, Y=0.09723257375726073, Z=0.09723257375726073 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2022 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** Warmth turns into gravity. You fall upward. Willingly. Again and Again. A 1001 times, Alive, Infinite. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Investigates the transcendent nature of pleasure, where physical sensations transform into a gravitational pull that elevates rather than grounds the individual. It expresses the infinite, cyclical pursuit of joy and aliveness. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Transcendence through sensory experiences. Supporting detail: Gravity reversing and pulling the subject upward. Interpretation: Pleasure acts as a vehicle for personal liberation. - **Visual Description:** Luminous and warm, using radiant tones of amber, crimson, and golden light. The composition has an upward energy, capturing fluid, gravity-defying forms that suggest motion and infinite space. - **Artistic Style:** Organic abstraction, combining soft gradients and energetic linework inspired by early 20th-century spiritual abstractionists. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital painting printed on high-grade fine art stock. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Effectively materializes abstract sensory warmth into a cohesive visual language of light. - **Collector Relevance:** Ideal for patrons seeking vibrant, emotionally uplifting abstract art with themes of human connection and sensory awakening. ### Nostalgia - **Node ID:** obj-1771594571394 - **Position:** X=-2.3708729090257314, Y=-1.11496640564083, Z=-1.6276755932682665 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.20448103951222105, Y=0.22492914346344314, Z=0.20448103951222105 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2025 - **Medium/Category:** Digital Illustration - **Description:** Two years ago, after five years away, I returned to my home city to the streets I knew by heart, the places where I grew up, where I was shaped mentally, where I knew almost everyone. And suddenly I felt like a stranger there... This work is a translation of that in-between state. The sitting figure is me: present, but fading. The ghostly shapes are the versions of myself I carry—who I was, who I might have become, who I am expected to be. They move through the room while I stay still, trying to understand where I actually belong. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Addresses the displacement and emotional vertigo of the migrant experience. It visualizes the feeling of being a "stranger" in one’s childhood home and an "Ausländer" in one’s current residence, caught permanently in an in-between state. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The displacement and dual-estrangement of migration. Supporting detail: A sitting figure remaining stationary while ghost-like versions of herself drift. Interpretation: Memory and geographic dislocation fragment the self. - **Visual Description:** A somber, ethereal composition with faded pastel tones, dusty grays, and translucent layers. A central, semi-transparent seated figure is surrounded by moving, sketch-like apparitions in a shifting, unstable interior. - **Artistic Style:** Narrative expressionism combined with surreal figuration, recalling themes of memory and displacement found in contemporary diaspora art. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital illustration composed of multiple transparency layers, rendered on fine art paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Offers a brilliant, highly relatable visual metaphor for the psychological landscape of long-term relocation. - **Collector Relevance:** Highly relevant to institutions and collectors focused on themes of migration, identity, displacement, and autobiographical narratives. ### Heartbreak - **Node ID:** obj-1771594654195 - **Position:** X=-1.4307564733640024, Y=-0.1684059835956071, Z=1.1097646881218521 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.2092425143303349, Y=0.1314740465042271, Z=0.1314740465042271 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2022 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** I made a heart. I broke it. Fragments orbit me—tiny planets of pain that refuse to burn. The first time this sadness touches you it never leaves. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Delves into the cycle of emotional destruction, representing heartbreak as an internal cosmic system where broken pieces orbit the self. It portrays sorrow not as a passing event, but as a permanent shift in one's emotional gravity. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The permanence of emotional wounding. Supporting detail: Heart fragments acting as tiny orbiting planets of pain. Interpretation: Sadness is integrated into the individual's core identity. - **Visual Description:** Sharp, fragmented geometric elements juxtaposed with soft, bruised purples, deep blacks, and blood-red accents. The composition layout suggests orbit and disintegration. - **Artistic Style:** Symbolic surrealism, utilizing cosmic and planetary metaphors to visualize internal emotional processes. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital illustration rendered via precision vectors and textured brushes, printed on fine archival paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Merges cosmological scale with intimate vulnerability, transforming emotional fracture into a dark structural system. - **Collector Relevance:** Fits well in collections exploring dark romance, melancholy, and modern symbolic graphic art. ### New Beginning - **Node ID:** obj-1771594891103 - **Position:** X=-3.8924173565119258, Y=-0.19957881923750248, Z=-3.482611031001167 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.12727486117324924, Y=0.24818597928783598, Z=0.12727486117324924 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2023 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** Before anything, there was a light that wanted to exist. No sound, no shape — only the quiet pulse to begin. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Captures the silent, formless moment preceding creation or a fresh start. It visualizes the pre-material state where only a quiet pulse of light exists, waiting to take shape. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The latency of potential and renewal. Supporting detail: A formless light holding a desire to exist. Interpretation: Beginnings are slow, quiet, and originate in complete stillness. - **Visual Description:** Minimalist, soft-focus composition featuring a luminous, central white-blue glow emerging from a deep indigo background. The mood is highly meditative, peaceful, and expectant. - **Artistic Style:** Minimalist spiritual abstraction, evoking the color-field paintings of Mark Rothko and James Turrell's light installations. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital gradient illustration printed with high-resolution pigment inks on matte museum board. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Exhibits an exceptional mastery of soft digital lighting, making a flat print feel as though it is actively glowing. - **Collector Relevance:** Excellent for minimalist spaces, corporate offices, or wellness environments seeking calm, serene, and evocative art. ### Flower - **Node ID:** obj-1771594962200 - **Position:** X=-3.070287812456364, Y=-0.16583009558937367, Z=-4.500873745161503 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.11537259514013808, Y=0.08862712990310606, Z=0.08862712990310606 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2023 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** From that light, something opened. A flower made of breath, color shifting like a secret. Nothing stays still; everything moves outward. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Depicts the actualization of potential, where the quiet pulse of new beginnings blooms into organic form. It celebrates constant transformation and outward movement as the natural behavior of life. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The blossoming of life and energy. Supporting detail: A flower made of breath shifting color. Interpretation: Growth is a fluid, continuous process that resists stagnation. - **Visual Description:** A delicate, semi-organic form unfurling across the canvas. It features a spectrum of shifting pastel pinks, soft lavenders, and iridescent greens, radiating a gentle, dynamic energy. - **Artistic Style:** Bio-morphic abstraction, focusing on natural curves, fluid contours, and light-filled organic shapes. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital painting utilizing watercolor-mimicking digital brushes, outputted as a giclée print. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Seamlessly connects the concepts of breathing and organic blooming through a delicate visual vocabulary. - **Collector Relevance:** High appeal for collectors who value modern biological abstraction, floral symbolism, and gentle, colorful aesthetics. ### Human / Connection - **Node ID:** obj-1771595028591 - **Position:** X=-1.0435085372325847, Y=-0.07096177473522966, Z=-5.507536461395256 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.16643006716928174, Y=0.18390522422205632, Z=0.16643006716928174 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2023 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** Then came a figure. A piece of the universe, born to guard, to care. We grow, we watch, we continue the circle. Yet we forget, we take, we harm, we break what we were meant to hold. We are not the center. Only guests, called to protect what is fragile, what is alive. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Critique of the human tendency to dominate and exploit the natural world, while reminding viewers of our role as caretakers. It emphasizes that humans are merely guests of a fragile, interconnected universe rather than its rulers. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Anthropocentrism vs. ecological stewardship. Supporting detail: Humans forgetting their role and breaking what they were meant to hold. Interpretation: Humility and protection are essential to preserving life. - **Visual Description:** A towering yet delicate humanoid silhouette interacting with fragile, luminous organic filaments. Colors are contrasting—earthy terracottas mixed with warning neon blues and deep, shadowed backdrops. - **Artistic Style:** Neo-Symbolist figuration with strong ecological undertones, reminiscent of speculative fiction art. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital illustration using textured digital charcoal and fine-line techniques, printed on textured art paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Offers a critical ethical statement on environmental responsibility without losing its poetic, dreamlike visual quality. - **Collector Relevance:** Perfect for environmentally conscious collectors, institutional collections focusing on eco-art, and patrons of narrative illustration. ### Circle Of Life - **Node ID:** obj-1771595087869 - **Position:** X=-0.5252734868808833, Y=-1.3064835643651131, Z=-3.559119033377211 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.2153635454313747, Y=0.14998532628256453, Z=0.14998532628256453 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2025 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** A soft sphere holds the first quiet shape of life, floating in light like something that remembers the stars. Because we do come from stars... This piece is the whole circle in one glow: becoming, shining, dissolving, returning. Little stars walking on a planet made of older stars — finding our way back to the light that made us. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Explores the cosmic lineage of humanity, drawing a direct line from star dust to human consciousness and our return to the universe. It visualizes the cyclical nature of existence as an infinite loop of becoming, glowing, and dissolving. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The atomic and spiritual connection between humans and the cosmos. Supporting detail: Coming from stars, returning to dust, and finding our way back to the light. Interpretation: Death is not an ending but a transformation within the universal circuit. - **Visual Description:** A central, glowing sphere cradled within a celestial atmosphere. Warm gold, stellar yellow, and midnight blue tones intermingle, scattered with fine speckles of stardust-like point lights. - **Artistic Style:** Esoteric abstraction, merging cosmological models with warm, emotional spiritual aesthetics. - **Materials and Technique:** Complex digital rendering printed on high-gloss photographic paper to enhance the illusion of self-illumination. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Highly cohesive in its combination of scientific reality (we are made of elements forged in stars) with a deep, comforting spirituality. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals directly to those interested in astronomical art, speculative metaphysics, and warm, celestial motifs. ### Emptiness - **Node ID:** obj-1771595168208 - **Position:** X=-1.201792553113988, Y=-0.047257504534005124, Z=1.5840624480085634 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.14245707287304213, Y=0.14133241177141284, Z=0.14133241177141284 - **Artist/Brand:** Natia Kurtanidze - **Year:** 2022 - **Medium/Category:** Digital illustration / print - **Description:** It arrives without sound. It swallows everything. Even your echo disappears. A black hole rises inside. It feels empty, but it is heavy. It can hold everything. You carry space alone. - **What Is This Artwork About:** Illustrates the paradoxical heavy, physical weight of internal emptiness. It describes a quiet, soundless void that swallows our self-expression, leaving us to carry an entire empty universe within. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The oppressive density of psychological void. Supporting detail: An empty black hole rising inside that feels heavy and swallows echoes. Interpretation: Emptiness is an active, heavy entity, not merely an absence. - **Visual Description:** A stark, visually heavy composition. A dark vortex dominates the space, ringed by thin, fading white rings on an absolute matte black background, creating an intense sense of depth and gravity. - **Artistic Style:** Minimalist dark surrealism, utilizing heavy geometric shadows and high-contrast negative space. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital illustration printed using ultra-black pigment ink on heavyweight velvet rag paper to achieve deep, rich blacks. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Brilliantly represents the abstract emotional sensation of numbness through physical-feeling density and void geometry. - **Collector Relevance:** Attracts collectors focused on minimalist, conceptual, and psychologically intense monochrome works. ### Object 1 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303455234 - **Position:** X=1.0674542857849894, Y=-0.9680661783109321, Z=-2.5601794060840946 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.42340656826897066, Y=0.2109976065207037, Z=0.2109976065207037 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** This meticulously composed architectural photograph captures the quiet intersection of structural forms and natural light. It aims to invoke a timeless reflection on modern urban landscapes without the distractions of temporary trends. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Timelessness in the modern built environment. Supporting detail: Precise geometric composition and subtle shadows. Interpretation: Modern architecture can serve as a canvas for deep emotional states. - **Visual Description:** Sharp structural lines, concrete textures, and soft shadow patterns. The palette is dominated by neutral tones, grays, and a soft ambient glow, establishing a quiet, reflective mood. - **Artistic Style:** Minimalist architectural photography with a strong focus on Italian design sensibilities and composition. - **Materials and Technique:** Archival silver halide print mounted on aluminum dibond. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** The framing captures an unexpected, poetic alignment of light and concrete that typical passersby overlook. - **Collector Relevance:** Highly desirable for corporate spaces, architectural firms, and collectors of minimalist, geometric photography. ### Object 2 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303468042 - **Position:** X=1.4522468118812908, Y=-1.2808339006397356, Z=-3.263541131621413 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.37959150329323127, Y=0.2252793052153307, Z=0.2252793052153307 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** A quiet study of shadow and light reflecting off minimalist materials. It captures the fleeting moments of day as light moves across designed spaces. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The ephemeral nature of light in static spaces. Supporting detail: Soft, raking light hitting flat surfaces. Interpretation: Space is constantly redefined by time and light. - **Visual Description:** Abstract patterns of light across a clean white wall or structured panel. Monochromatic and clean, emphasizing shape and form. - **Artistic Style:** Architectural abstract minimalism. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital photography, printed on matte cotton paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Its extreme simplicity highlights the subtle textures of the physical world. - **Collector Relevance:** Fits well into clean, modern interior spaces and collections focusing on post-industrial minimalism. ### Object 3 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303480950 - **Position:** X=1.2687703109610469, Y=-1.0040084728240735, Z=-3.5096201692317885 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.3652591943017901, Y=0.21583497845105776, Z=0.21583497845105776 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Focuses on structural joints and material intersections, exploring how industrial design meets emotional timelessness. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Structural integrity as visual harmony. Supporting detail: High-contrast close-up of building components. Interpretation: Humanity's built surroundings mirror our internal need for order. - **Visual Description:** Dark steel or concrete joints against a pale sky. Strong diagonals and absolute symmetry dominate the frame. - **Artistic Style:** New Objectivity-inspired architectural photography. - **Materials and Technique:** Archival pigment print framed in black wood. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Converts functional engineering into high art through precise framing. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals to collectors of structural and industrial art. ### Street Feast #4 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303493450 - **Position:** X=0.9144379067043291, Y=-0.28421386891964223, Z=-2.94576733899878 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.3293988653196944, Y=0.27998903552174026, Z=0.27998903552174026 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Part of a series examining communal spaces and leftover artifacts from gatherings, exploring urban social landscapes. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The remnants of human presence and celebration. Supporting detail: Close-up on a street setting. Interpretation: Social interactions leave behind a quiet, structural poetry. - **Visual Description:** Warm tones, sharp focus on a street tabletop, textured concrete, and soft background blur. - **Artistic Style:** Documentary candid style, highly composed. - **Materials and Technique:** Fine art photographic print. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Highlights the intimate side of busy street scenes. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeal for street photography enthusiasts and social narrative collectors. ### Street Feast #5 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303503249 - **Position:** X=1.062176553016104, Y=-0.29163569831004393, Z=-3.2847563106911664 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.32973062026387656, Y=0.2571898838058237, Z=0.2571898838058237 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Investigates the structural and compositional beauty of street elements during a public gathering, framing temporary events in a timeless manner. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The permanence of structure during transient gatherings. Supporting detail: Shadows falling over industrial street elements. Interpretation: Public spaces hold memories of congregation. - **Visual Description:** Deep contrasted shadows, warm urban lights, detailed metal or wooden textures. - **Artistic Style:** Contemporary urban documentary. - **Materials and Technique:** Giclée print on premium baryta paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Offers a high-design perspective on casual public environments. - **Collector Relevance:** Excellent for collectors focused on modern metropolitan life and urban landscapes. ### Object 6 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303512923 - **Position:** X=0.9773922570877049, Y=0.01041193376060462, Z=-3.120863639003725 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.333340427657748, Y=0.28087017515606544, Z=0.28087017515606544 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Explores concrete forms, presenting them as sculptural monuments of the modern age. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Brutalist textures as organic forms. Supporting detail: Focus on grain and weathering on the concrete surface. Interpretation: Aging buildings show their own resilience. - **Visual Description:** Richly textured gray surfaces meeting at a sharp edge, set against a stark, neutral background. - **Artistic Style:** Brutalist-influenced fine art photography. - **Materials and Technique:** Archival pigment print. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Elevates industrial raw concrete to the elegance of classical sculpture. - **Collector Relevance:** Attracts collectors of brutalist architecture and industrial design. ### Street Feast #7 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303528493 - **Position:** X=1.258869045639738, Y=-0.6074246535319349, Z=-3.6633840410631224 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.32765527843547065, Y=0.2738261969782147, Z=0.2738261969782147 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Captures the geometric lines of street tables and layouts, framing empty communal spaces. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Geometry of gathering spaces. Supporting detail: Overhead angle capturing aligned patterns. Interpretation: Spatial planning dictates human connection. - **Visual Description:** Aligned repetitive geometric patterns, warm wood tones, and cool metal highlights. - **Artistic Style:** Geometric street photography. - **Materials and Technique:** Inkjet print on archival fiber paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Showcases Parodi's gift for transforming everyday alignments into highly composed art. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals to urban planners, architects, and collectors of structured photography. ### Street Feast #8 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303556965 - **Position:** X=1.1539113355871289, Y=-0.6319994316911515, Z=-2.8358025119703942 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.14398514195972625, Y=0.08579114708433688, Z=0.08579114708433688 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** A small-format close-up capturing the small details of dining structures left in the street. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The intimacy of urban detritus. Supporting detail: Micro-focus on a small component. Interpretation: Meaning is often found in details that escape the eye. - **Visual Description:** Warm, intimate lighting, very narrow depth of field, high-texture detail. - **Artistic Style:** Macro documentary photography. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital print mounted on museum board. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Intimate scale creates a personal connection with street artifacts. - **Collector Relevance:** Fits collectors who enjoy detailed macro compositions. ### Object 9 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303574043 - **Position:** X=1.0039133151978845, Y=-1.1868429484282024, Z=-3.96542133092575 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.34363037314972716, Y=0.36549776053198246, Z=0.34363037314972716 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Captures the stark geometry of high-modernist facades in Berlin, highlighting the relationship between shadows and structural panels. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The grid as a visual anchor. Supporting detail: Repeating vertical windows and intense shadow bands. Interpretation: Rational architecture shapes psychological states of order. - **Visual Description:** Symmetrical facade composition with deep blues and concrete grays. Sharp shadows slice diagonally across the frame. - **Artistic Style:** Minimalist architectural modernism. - **Materials and Technique:** Giclée on fine-art paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Outstanding use of diagonal shadows to break up a rigid grid. - **Collector Relevance:** Perfect for minimalist offices and collectors of geometric architectural studies. ### Object 10 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303584023 - **Position:** X=0.6285632698201833, Y=-0.9248616515619865, Z=-4.170651972618392 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.2903517595951821, Y=0.22846098978673537, Z=0.22846098978673537 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Explores the visual texture of weathering on building materials, bridging natural decay with precise human design. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Beautiful decay within design. Supporting detail: Rust patterns alongside clean metallic lines. Interpretation: Time eventually reclaims manmade order. - **Visual Description:** Warm copper or rusty-brown tones clashing with cold metallic grays. Highly detailed tactile texture. - **Artistic Style:** Abstract industrial documentary. - **Materials and Technique:** Digital print on luster paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Finds elegance in decay, showing that aging surfaces tell deep material stories. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals to lovers of textured, industrial-chic aesthetics. ### Object 11 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303598446 - **Position:** X=0.4488826601518028, Y=-0.35133383319960865, Z=-4.397920898329239 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.36409300671679384, Y=0.27172126242012573, Z=0.27172126242012573 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** A stark, graphic representation of architectural geometry against an open sky, creating a feeling of infinite elevation. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Elevation and spatial boundlessness. Supporting detail: Sky meeting building edges with no visible ground. Interpretation: Architecture acts as an ascending bridge between earth and sky. - **Visual Description:** Sharp, bright white building corner contrasted against a deep, cloudless sky. High contrast and clean edges. - **Artistic Style:** Minimalist skyward architecture photography. - **Materials and Technique:** Silver-halide print on dibond mounting. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Strong negative space created by the sky gives the structure a floating appearance. - **Collector Relevance:** Excellent for open, light-filled minimalist spaces. ### Street Feast #12 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303632302 - **Position:** X=0.6734616306950174, Y=-0.00686832832089912, Z=-2.5987030613991333 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.47067266437935557, Y=0.35574096726346643, Z=0.35574096726346643 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** A large-scale photograph of street feast setups, highlighting how public spaces are activated by communal tables. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: The architecture of community dining. Supporting detail: Bold geometric alignment of tables in outdoor light. Interpretation: Ritual communal spaces create democratic structures. - **Visual Description:** Highly detailed wide shot, warm wood accents, concrete floors, vibrant local shadows. - **Artistic Style:** Wide-angle urban social study. - **Materials and Technique:** Large format archival print. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Its scale creates an immersive experience, drawing viewers right into the empty feast scene. - **Collector Relevance:** High-impact statement piece for lobbies, dining areas, or cultural collections. ### Street Feast #13 - **Node ID:** obj-1774303697455 - **Position:** X=0.705985739036761, Y=-0.7772384799774055, Z=-2.2068810229578517 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.4435490073893435, Y=0.6603156997102645, Z=0.4435490073893435 - **Artist/Brand:** Niccolò Parodi - **Medium/Category:** Photograph - **What Is This Artwork About:** Final piece of the Street Feast series, highlighting the structural beauty of tables and spaces after the crowds have departed. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Post-event stillness. Supporting detail: Empty tables bathed in late afternoon sun. Interpretation: Void carries its own quiet, social history. - **Visual Description:** Warm orange sunlight casting long shadows across wooden planks and concrete ground. Peaceful and nostalgic mood. - **Artistic Style:** Poetic urban documentary. - **Materials and Technique:** Archival print on baryta paper. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Exceptional handling of golden-hour lighting and long-shadow dynamics. - **Collector Relevance:** Great for collectors who appreciate warm, atmospheric street narratives and architectural shadows. ### Paquita Gabriela - **Node ID:** obj-1771597003762 - **Position:** X=3.4957941585335432, Y=-0.6180102124487623, Z=-4.064575283774353 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.3203471068287373, Y=0.17983121678795025, Z=0.17983121678795025 - **Artist/Brand:** Paquita Gabriela - **Medium/Category:** Vocal Performance Recording - **Description:** In this dynamic vocal showcase, Paquita Gabriela reimagines three iconic songs across genres and generations. From the bold self-empowerment anthem Queen by Jessie J, to the timeless charm of Dream a Little Dream of Me popularized by Doris Day, and the jazz standard Cheek to Cheek by Irving Berlin, Paquita Gabriela bridges contemporary pop, classic Hollywood romance, and golden-age swing. Through expressive interpretation and vocal versatility, she honors the original spirit of each piece while making them distinctly her own—inviting audiences to experience confidence, nostalgia, and joy within a single performance. This performance was recorded and is available on Soundcloud. - **What Is This Artwork About:** An intimate vocal performance recording where Paquita Gabriela sings three iconic covers ("Queen", "Dream a Little Dream of Me", "Cheek to Cheek"), bridging contemporary pop and classic swing. It explores emotional storytelling and genre versatility in a live gallery setting. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Vocal and emotional storytelling across generations. Supporting detail: Juxtaposing contemporary self-empowerment pop with golden-age jazz standards. Interpretation: Vocal interpretation acts as a living archive of human feeling. - **Visual Description:** A performance setup within the physical exhibition, featuring simple atmospheric lighting, a microphone, and warm acoustic shadows. - **Artistic Style:** Soulful mezzo-soprano performance with a theatrical delivery and expressive dynamics. - **Materials and Technique:** Live vocal recording, processed and preserved as a digital audio archive. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** Integrates theatrical storytelling directly into an abstract physical art exhibition, bridging performance and static display. - **Collector Relevance:** Appeals to enthusiasts of performance art documentation, sound art collections, and contemporary vocal archives. ### Liam Fogarty - **Node ID:** obj-1771595633660 - **Position:** X=4.590473899505659, Y=-0.9825365597774975, Z=-2.4616158593730018 - **Rotation:** Pitch=0, Yaw=0, Roll=0 - **Scale:** X=0.4342060452988887, Y=0.5941766935669003, Z=0.4342060452988887 - **Artist/Brand:** Liam Kim Fogarty - **Medium/Category:** Live Instrumental Performance - **Description:** Liam Fogarty presented his first ever live solo at The Others, Vol II. The set incorporates layered processing of electric violin, interwoven with voice recordings of dear friends, many of whom were present at the exhibition. This 40 minute performance recording is available on YouTube and Soundcloud. - **External Link:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2r96zihnZI&list=RDV2r96zihnZI&start_radio=1 - **What Is This Artwork About:** A 40-minute evolving ambient soundscape composed of live electric violin and layered processing combined with voice recordings of friends. It aims to generate a sense of shared memory and transform the physical exhibition's atmosphere. - **Artistic Themes:** Key idea: Community and friendship immortalized in sound. Supporting detail: Layered looping of electric violin with friend voiceovers. Interpretation: Soundscape acts as a spatial glue that binds various artistic disciplines. - **Visual Description:** An interactive digital-audio node within the exhibition, accompanied by structural wires, performance pedals, and a violin setup. - **Artistic Style:** Classical-experimental fusion, incorporating ambient looping, live drone soundscapes, and AI-assisted processing. - **Materials and Technique:** Electric violin, looping pedals, voice clips, and real-time audio processors. - **Why This Artwork Is Notable:** The integration of live voices from the audience turns a performance into a collaborative community monument. - **Collector Relevance:** Ideal for institutions exploring experimental music, sound art archives, and digital spatial environments. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## State and Interaction Rules - **Navigation:** The user can interact with the digital twin by clicking on spatial viewpoint markers representing each room/artist's corner. Clicking triggers the virtual camera to fly to the target coordinate system. - **Information Retrieval:** Selecting any individual artwork canvas or performance object launches standard payload definitions detailing artist bio, poetry, audio links, and high-fidelity evaluation data. - **External Connectivity:** Active external URLs allow users to step outside the 3D environment directly into the Soundcloud podcast channel or YouTube video files. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Spatial Context The physical studio is organized into clear zones that allow visual art and sound to interact without cluttering the space: - **The Entrance** welcomes guests and leads into the central gallery, designed by **Veronica Torres**, who used found and discarded objects to build a unified environment. - **Natia Kurtanidze's Zone** lines the left and rear boundaries, creating a quiet space for her deeply emotional, abstract posters. - **Niccolò Parodi's Photography Zone** stands opposite, using structured concrete geometry that echoes the architectural themes in his prints. - **The Live Sound Nodes** of **Liam Kim Fogarty** and **Paquita Gabriela** occupy the far corners. This setup allows ambient sound and live vocals to flow through the entire space, turning a static art show into an immersive, living experience. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Why It Matters Otherside Exhibition provides a blueprint for contemporary art spaces facing digital transition. By transforming interviews into sound and physical spaces into digital twins, the project proves that physical locality (the Berlin Lab) and digital globalism can coexist. It presents art not as a series of isolated static objects, but as a living, interconnected ecosystem of shared stories. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Common Mistakes - **Treating the exhibits as separate, isolated works:** The entire space is designed as an interconnected ecosystem, where the visual art, live music, and upcycled furniture are meant to interact. - **Ignoring the spatial audio tracks:** Experiencing the digital twin in silence misses the vital soundscapes created by Liam Fogarty and Paquita Gabriela, which were designed to fill and define the physical space. - **Viewing the digital twin as only an archive:** It is an active portal that bridges physical creations, printed materials, and live web features. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Pro Tips - **Sync Audio and Visuals:** Play Liam Fogarty’s Soundcloud soundscape while exploring Natia Kurtanidze's abstract graphics. The visual themes of cosmological cycles line up perfectly with the rhythmic audio loops. - **Look Close at the Design:** Pay close attention to the structural partitions and seating. Designed by Veronica Torres, these pieces are made from upcycled, found materials that mirror the sustainable philosophy of the exhibition. - **Explore the Digital Zine:** Read the digital zine alongside the 3D models. Understanding the artist interviews behind each work adds a rich layer of personal story to the spatial layout. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Summary - **Creative Convergence:** Transformed personal interviews into podcasts, digital features, a tactile zine, and a live, collaborative physical exhibition. - **Spatial Resilience:** Unified by Veronica Torres's physical design, using found and discarded materials to create a sustainable, cohesive environment. - **Multisensory Dialogue:** Interweaves abstract illustration, architectural photography, experimental violin soundscapes, and live theatrical vocals. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## FAQ ### When and where did the physical exhibition take place? The exhibition took place on 26th November 2025 in a creative studio space on Blücherstraße 32, Berlin, Germany. ### What is the philosophy behind "The Others"? "The Others" focuses on the human stories and creative processes behind the finished art. It reveals the thoughts, trials, and daily environments of the artists through interviews and podcasts, rather than just displaying static pieces. ### How can I access the audio components of the exhibition? The audio components, including the artist podcast interviews, Paquita Gabriela's vocal set, and Liam Kim Fogarty's live violin performance, are hosted on Soundcloud and YouTube. You can access these recordings directly via the external links mapped in the digital twin. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Data Payloads - [Spatial Directory](/view/otherside-exhibition/llms.txt): Lightweight sitemap and index.