The science exhibition Pretty Porous – Alles Porös at the Planetarium Stuttgart offered insights into the world of porous media and showed how current research makes the invisible visible. It ran from 18 June to 30 August 2020.
The exhibition turns the planetarium foyer into a shared space and leads visitors through the everyday work of researchers, which usually stays hidden. Desks, monitors and a printer, the ordinary infrastructure of research, become the exhibition display. Seven workstations offer different ways into the topic: a quick introduction, short texts, videos and graphics on screen, and the original scientific papers and results.
In the darkened foyer, desk lamps and glowing screens give each workstation an intimate light. Suspended vertical louvres frame the workstations and divide the foyer into zones. The slats rotate, open and close, so the space keeps changing. As visitors move through it, new views and permeabilities open up, leading into a world that surrounds us but remains unseen.
The exhibition was a cooperation between SFB 1313 at the University of Stuttgart and the Reallabor Space Sharing at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design.
Status
completed
Year
2020
Location
Stuttgart, DE
TYPE
commission
category
exhibition
client
Universität Stuttgart, SFB 1313
collaboration
Reallabor Space Sharing
Team
Sara Enab, Natascha Peinsipp, Felix Steinhoff
Links
allesporoes.de, World Wide Sharing












The science exhibition Pretty Porous – Alles Porös at the Planetarium Stuttgart offered insights into the world of porous media and showed how current research makes the invisible visible. It ran from 18 June to 30 August 2020.
The exhibition turns the planetarium foyer into a shared space and leads visitors through the everyday work of researchers, which usually stays hidden. Desks, monitors and a printer, the ordinary infrastructure of research, become the exhibition display. Seven workstations offer different ways into the topic: a quick introduction, short texts, videos and graphics on screen, and the original scientific papers and results.
In the darkened foyer, desk lamps and glowing screens give each workstation an intimate light. Suspended vertical louvres frame the workstations and divide the foyer into zones. The slats rotate, open and close, so the space keeps changing. As visitors move through it, new views and permeabilities open up, leading into a world that surrounds us but remains unseen.
The exhibition was a cooperation between SFB 1313 at the University of Stuttgart and the Reallabor Space Sharing at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design.
Status
completed
Year
2020
Location
Stuttgart, DE
TYPE
commission
category
exhibition
client
Universität Stuttgart, SFB 1313
collaboration
Reallabor Space Sharing
Team
Sara Enab, Natascha Peinsipp, Felix Steinhoff
Links
allesporoes.de, World Wide Sharing











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