Kubik

Kubik is a temporary light-room-installation created to inspirit unused urban space with an arrangement of water tanks, light shows and electronic beats. Stacked up tank-walls illuminated in different colours are composed to a piece of stunning architecture, which interacts with the beats of minimal electronic music.

The Kubik project has been celebrated by the international party community throughout Europe. Launched for the first time in Berlin in 2006 the concept allows a wide range of cultural events. Balestra Berlin has been developing, realizing and promoting Kubik in cooperation with the architects of Modulorbeat and the light designer Andreas Barthelmes.

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