Marius Busch

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Schools of Tomorrow 2018

Berlin, Germany
2018

In June 13.-14., 2018 the HKW was transformed into the School of Tomorrow. raumlabor created an installation for the Foyer, a place for the students to learn, create and meet.

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Schools of Tommorow

Berlin, Germany
2017

For the opening conference raumlabor creates an installation for the Foyer of the HKW redefining the spatial setup of a classroom.

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Institute of the Visionaries

Sukhum/i
2016

The “Institute of the Visionaries” took place in Sukhum/i, the capital of the Republic of Abkhasia.

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Next Berlin 2014

Berlin, Germany
2014

Ausführung textile Raumelemente: Julia Lipinsky Commissioned by next conference Photos : raumlaborberlin next berlin 2014

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RUSH HOUR REST STOP: Acknowledging everyday practices

Durban, South Africa
2014

Rush Hour Rest Stop is shelter built out of gutted shells of old cars. We were invited to Durban with no specific task or space given.

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The work „28.06.2013, MONUMENTS“ is a collaborative artistic research into the creation of a moment. It celebrates public urban spaces as the spaces for the unplanned occasional encounter with the other, the spaces where the urban culture of tolerance is refined. The open acessibility of the public spaces also makes them potential political spaces, which the work celebrates in a second layer.

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EMMAs Hoftour

Berlin, Germany
2012 – 2013

EMMA ist ein mobiler Aktivator in Form einer fahrbaren langen Tafel mit verschiedenen zusätzlichen Funktionen - vom mobilen Planungsbüro zur Werkstatt, über die Torwand bis zur Küche. Sie kann in kurzer Zeit aus alten Paletten oder Ähnlichem gebaut werden und lässt sich nach Bedarf erweitern und für unterschiedliche Nutzungen optimieren.

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the great worlds fair 2012

Berlin, Germany
2012

The Greate Worlds Fair 2012 (Die Große Weltausstellung 2012) is an exposition in 15 pavilions spread across the vast airfield. The project is our statement to the ongoing discussion about the future of the site. Together with HAU (Hebbel Theater Berlin) we´ve invited 15 directors, architects, installation- and performance-artists. They each developed a work for the site and for a pavilion designed by raumlabor

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Spectator

Berlin, Germany
2011

The festival IN TRANSIT 2011 deals, with regards to contents, with the role of the spectator as within the time of four days and a chronological tight timing device there takes place a multiplicity of different performances. The spectator is constantly staying in motion – the spatial situation is changing according to this. The alternating programmatic and conceptual base situation between spectator and actor influences the spatial concept of the festival. Various encounter possibilities between spectator and actor are programmatically integrated and amplified through the spatial configuration of the stage and seating area. The organization orientates itself on the spatial qualities within the House of Cultures of the World, incorporating and magnifying them even more.

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Odyssee Europa

Ruhrgebiet, Germany
2009

Six plays and a voyage of discovery through the interworld. Odysseus comes home and no longer recognises his native island of Ithaca. The theatres of the Ruhr have invited six European authors to retell Homer's famous epic poem. The individual episodes are linked to form a complete story, which is performed on five weekends. The audience undertakes a journey from theatre to theatre that forms its own odyssey through the world of light and shadow of a European metropolitan landscape. raumlaborberlin presents a surprising change of perspective. Where are we? In a landscape of memories or in the scenario of a near future?

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raumlabor korea

Anyang, South Korea
2010

raumlaborkorea is an intervention and research unit of raumlaborberlin invited by the 3rd ANYANG PUBLIC ART PROJECT (APAP 2010)/ A NEW COMMUNITY IN THE OPEN CITY. Open City is a self-learning laboratory, constantly in creation and transformation for the collective research of the New Community. We were asked to design, build and program the center of the open city with the purpose of initiating a process between international and local artists as well as the citizens of the open city, to discuss the issues of community against the background of rapid urban redevelopments to construct a unique form of collective space.

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Open House

Anyang, South Korea
2010

Open House is a vertical village, a social sculpture. We were asked to design, build and program the center of the open city with the purpose of initiating a process between international and local artists as well as the citizens of the open city, to discuss the issues of community against the background of the rapid urban redevelopments in Anyang, South Korea, to construct a unique form of collective space.

Schools of Tomorrow 2018

Schools of Tommorow

Institute of the Visionaries

Next Berlin 2014

RUSH HOUR REST STOP: Acknowledging everyday practices

28/06/2013, MONUMENTS

EMMAs Hoftour

the great worlds fair 2012

Spectator

Odyssee Europa

raumlabor korea

Open House