Guided Tour - Synergy 2.0.

On Museum Night, the art collective Mercury Maze Studio—comprised of Owen Hindley, Katerina Blahutova, and Þorsteinn Eyfjörð—welcomes guests on a guided tour of their work Synergy 2.0.
The work is an interactive video, light, and sound installation that will be projected onto Hnitbjörg, the building that houses the Einar Jónsson Museum. In this multilayered piece, visitors can explore the building’s architecture and the surrounding soundscape through the transformation of matter and spirit.
In direct interaction with the work, the viewer activates the connection between the physical and the spiritual, traveling through the building via digital mapping technology. The structure of the house is brought to life: walls appear to rotate, and the sculptures inside seem to come alive.