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experimental illumination of the historic Siegfried stage model, Richard Wagner Museum
▻ Bayreuth 1930; staging: Siegfried Wagner, stage design: Kurt Söhnlein
autostereoscopic parallax-panoramagrams, ca. 51 x 60 cm (freeviewing: parallel), 2016
Two eyes do see more than one.
experimental illumination of the historic Siegfried stage model, Richard Wagner Museum
▻ Bayreuth 1930; staging: Siegfried Wagner, stage design: Kurt Söhnlein
autostereoscopic parallax-panoramagrams, ca. 51 x 60 cm (freeviewing: parallel), 2016