Keeping with the spirit of the bamboo airship, Markus Heinsdorff is showing works within the high walls of Gaya gallery that are capable of altering our awareness and perception of space. One installation, Wassermusik, expresses the basic experience of sound; another juxtaposes the outdoor Zeppelin with an old Balinese fishing boat suspended in a completely black room, reflected in water one hundred meters deep, playing magically with the limitations and boundlessness of space.

Illusions of perspective, colour and rhythm, the visualisation of the universe through an archetypal sphere, and the realm of a small world that the viewer can peer into, are all elements of these installations that are concerned with ways of experiencing space and blending art with science, while reflecting old and new cultural techniques from East and West.