Tower of visitors: Planet Ocean inspires in the Oberhausen Gasometer!

Experience the “Planet Ocean” exhibition in the Oberhausen Gasometer until November 30, 2025 with interactive elements and impressive photographs.
Experience the “Planet Ocean” exhibition in the Oberhausen Gasometer until November 30, 2025 with interactive elements and impressive photographs. (Symbolbild/ANAG)

Tower of visitors: Planet Ocean inspires in the Oberhausen Gasometer!

The exhibition "Planet Ocean" in the Oberhausen Gasometer has been inspiring visitors with impressive insights into the underwater world since March 15, 2024. It will be seen until November 30, 2024 and has already attracted over a million people in less than eleven months. This number underline is the great attraction of the show, which has established itself as a central event for the region. Particularly noteworthy is the acoustic room "sound of the depth", which was awarded the Rigips Trophy "Special Prize Acoustics".

The acoustic room, developed by the urban construction company J. Brinkmann, is a unique, high -sounded room without screw connections, which offers visitors the opportunity to listen to the sounds of the underwater world. This innovative construction shows the close cooperation between the construction company and the Gasometer Oberhausen, which was also recognized on social media.

breathtaking exhibition elements

The exhibition itself includes a variety of large -format photographs and impressive films that present the oceans and its diverse residents. These include the Harlekin Oktopus, the blue shark, the sea lion and the ragfish. A particularly impressive picture is "Net Loss" by Audun Rikardsen, which documents the devastating consequences of the human use of the oceans.

In addition to the visual presentation, the exhibition also relies on the latest technologies to record changes in the oceans. An interactive globe called "Ocean Twin" lets visitors visualize current findings about the oceans. This innovative approach is part of a collaboration with the German Sea Museum, which is committed to marine protection and research.

immersive experiences and impressive installations

A highlight of the exhibition is the immersive staging "The Welle" by Ars Electronica Solutions. The impressive projection surface measures 40 meters in height and 18 meters in width, which creates a spectacular, animated sea world. This type of representation draws the visitors deep into the world of the oceans and offers them a unique sensory experience.

Tickets are available for interested parties at the box office or in the online ticket shop, so that everyone has the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the sea and to learn more about their protection.

Overall, the exhibition "Planet Ocean" in the Oberhausen Gasometer not only shows the beauty of the oceans, but also addresses the challenges in front of which they face. With its combination of fascinating visual and acoustic elements, the exhibition creates a sustainable impression and sensitizes visitors to protect our waters. Information on the exhibition can be obtained on the website of Derwesten.de and Gasometer.de .

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