ULTRA I cosmic memory

With Ultra I memoria cosmica, composer and conceptual artist Tim Otto Roth evokes the discovery history of cosmic rays at the research station on the Hafelekar in Innsbruck through ethereal movements of light and sound. 75 luminous speakers transform the turbine hall, bathed in a deep blue hue through filter foils, into a sound laboratory. The predominantly downward movements make the invisible ionizing radiation from space not only sensually perceptible, but the energies translated into pitches also create a spatial-musical experience. The "natural score" for the various pieces is based on very different datasets from neutrino observatories.