8-channel, 15 min audio-visual performance.

A large installation expressing the entirety of human feelings where one can touch, perceive, and see the complexity of emotions.


Balloon Museum 'EmotionAir' is a unique exhibition that explores the profound relationship between art and emotions. Our installation 'Hyperfeeling' invites spectators to reflect on their own emotions in relation to themselves and the world, a personal experience that becomes collective at the same time, suggesting that to feel, one simply needs to observe what surrounds us carefully. The artwork creates a luminous universe with a pool of yellow balls and a ceiling of balloons of the same color.

The audience is catapulted into a journey where emotions flow rapidly on the large sphere, accompanied by sounds and lights to amplify the sensation. Joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust, and surprise take shape, becoming images, lights, and sounds to engage the audience in a unique spectacle.

Music & Sound
Dmitry Gudnichev
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‍Sound design assistance
Roman Zharov

Egor Vyaliyy
Eva Reicher



Hyperstudio x Sila Sveta x Kissmiklos

Balloon Museum
1 Old Billingsgate Walk, London
‍https://balloonmuseum.world/