ZEITRISSE
Zeitrisse is a projection-mapping work developed for the façade of the Neupfarrkirche in Regensburg, a UNESCO World Heritage city shaped by overlapping Roman, Gothic, and Baroque histories. The façade becomes a temporal surface where architectural forms, textures, and fragments emerge, dissolve, and reassemble. Historical layers are not presented chronologically, but as shifting visual traces that interrupt linear time and transform the building into a living palimpsest. Through the interplay of projected image, architecture, and sound, Zeitrisse creates a spatial experience in which past and present briefly coexist, opening a speculative view toward the city’s possible futures.
Sound: Anne Wodtcke
RE.LIGHT International Light Festival
Regensburg, Germany, 2026
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WHERE THE TIDE REMEMBERS
2 x 1-Channel Projections
2025 (Premiere)
SEE DJERBA International Media Art Festival
Houmt Souk, Tunis, 2025
FORTUNA. FUTURA. LIBERTAS.
The project invites people to share their visions of democracy and freedom, weaving their voices into a poetic audiovisual collage of images, sounds, and generative graphics. Inspired by the moiré effect, it blends diverse elements like 3D graphics and interviews,reflecting harmony through complexity.
Direction, 3D graphics: Liudmila Siewerski; Libretto, Poetry: Katia Sophia Ditzler;
Music, Sound Art: Marisol Jiménez; 3D graphics: Charlotte Bach.
Leipzig Licht Festival, Leipzig, Germany, 2024
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OBLIQUE
“Oblique” is a mapping projection on the facade of the Fine Arts building in Lille. The main concept is that the facade becomes a mirrorof the environment, reflecting a beautiful garden in front throughout the year. The visual design incorporates principles of Belle Époque architecture
Direction, 3D and generative graphics: Liudmila Siewerski; Music: Asako Fujimoto.
Video Mapping Festival, Lille, France, 2024
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DREAMING KUURSAL
On Aug 6 & 7 2022 the Estonian border town Narva-Jõesuu has staged the multimedia project DREAMING KURSAAL. The multidisciplinary mapping projection used different approaches: 2D and 3D graphics, generative and AI algorithms, animated illustrations, found and recorded video and sound material. We believe that our work can help bring the crumbling heart of Narva-Jõesuu back to life and tell a story that looks to the past and gives hope for the future.
Direction: Liudmila Siewerski, Aljoscha Blau
Animation: Liudmila Siewerski, Charlotte Bach, Dima Zukov; Illustration: Aljoscha Blau
Composer: Sander Saarmets
Narva-Jõesuu, Estonia, 2022 (second edition: 2026)
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SPEAKERS CORNER
PIXEL FEST
Animation: Liudmila Siewerski, Felipe Prado
Sound: Bad Layer
Ekaterinburg, Russia, 2020