LED Installation Makes Walking Fun

A performance art group, Phase 7, has debuted their brand new interactive LED installation in Berlin, which brings LED lighting effects to the ground itself, which will interact with those who step on it.

It's said that Phase 7 created something like this back in 2008. And this time, the performance group has unveiled the Onskebronn, which is Norwegian for 'wishing well.'

It has been installed in the Hauptbahnhof train station. The LEDs inside the installation react to the passer-by's above in real-time, and the effects vary in all sorts of ways.

The installation in the train station will be installed until October 25 th.

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