Frank Bueltge’s latest artwork, “The Tempest of Perception”, is an interactive installation that examines the blurring boundaries between art and science. Combining a variety of sensory experiences, the artwork enables viewers to explore the relationship between scientific theories and artwork.

Bueltge’s installation resembles a laboratory, with paper boxes, displays and mirrors, along with a mysterious cube-like structure. This structure is composed of artificial intelligence-enabled sensors, which register viewers’ movements and react to them. As viewers move inside the structure, they witness a constantly changing display of visuals and sounds that respond to their actions. At the same time, an algorithm is collecting data on their emotional states, creating an ever-evolving journey.

The artwork is based on the 21st century scientific theory of quantum entanglement, which states that physical particles are connected by invisible forces. Bueltge presents viewers with a simulated version of entanglement, where their movements and emotions shape the installation’s responses in real-time.

“The Tempest of Perception” is a masterpiece of art and science, both in terms of its creative and technical achievements. Bueltge is experimenting with large language models, neural networks, and big data to create an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between the two disciplines. To learn more about Bueltge’s previous work, take a look at “You Won’t Believe What Happens When Art Meets Nature In Metamorphosis Installation”.