Infrared Room 2004

Carsten Holler's "Infrared Room" (2004) is an immersive installation that explores the perception of space and movement. Three screens display a series of seemingly simple, yet subtly different images of a man in a dark, minimalist room. The viewer's gaze is pulled into the screens, where the blurred figures and dim lighting create a sense of mystery and intrigue. This work invites the viewer to contemplate the relationship between the body and the environment, the ephemeral nature of perception, and the unsettling effects of technology on human experience.