Another exciting part of the »Save Land« exhibition is the interactive floor projection we developed. The core idea was to visualize the complex ways a modern city interacts and changes from within. We wanted to clearly show all the different resources constantly being exchanged across urban spaces, such as water, energy, physical materials, and digital data.

To make this tangible, the installation invites visitors to actively participate. By stepping onto specific marked points on the floor map, people can physically trigger these different resource flows, watching them light up and travel across the projected city grid. It is a highly interactive, playful experience that makes the invisible networks of our daily lives visible. It was incredibly fun to see this dynamic concept come to life and watch people interact with the paths.