Grapheme is a permanent installation by Berlin based artist Robert Seidel at the Museum Wiesbaden in Germany. Using hand-drawn sketches as a starting point, memories and thoughts are translated into a stream of skeletal like structures that provide the basis for a projected layer of colour. Set in a mirrored room, light, sculpture and video projection work together to immerse the viewer in an engaging experience in a colourful, dream like setting.
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