When does Sense of Time take place at the Augsburg Planetarium?

The fulldome show begins on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m.

How much does admission cost?

The advance ticket price is 14 euros per ticket. At the box office, the ticket costs 16 euros.

What age is the event suitable for?

The event is recommended for visitors aged 10 and up.

Is there a live moderated look at the starry sky?

No. The special show completely focuses on the audiovisual fulldome projection and does not include a live moderated look at the starry sky.

Are film and audio recordings allowed?

No. Film and audio recordings are not permitted during the event.

Where can tickets be purchased?

Tickets are available online or directly at the planetarium box office. The evening box office opens one hour before the performance starts, provided tickets are still available.

Sense of Time: Digital Art, Electronic Sounds, and a Journey Through Time

Name: Sense of Time – An Immersive and Audiovisual Experience
Start: 2026-11-05T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-05T20:00:00+01:00
Location: S-Planetarium Augsburg

Sense of Time at the Augsburg Planetarium: When Time Becomes Images and Sound

On November 5, 2026, the dome of the Augsburg Planetarium will be transformed into a dreamlike perception space. The immersive fulldome show Sense of Time by Enya Alma Obert combines digital image worlds with an electronic soundtrack by dieterkong alias Ralf Eichenauer and invites you to not only understand time but to experience it physically and emotionally.

An Audiovisual Journey Through Origin, Becoming, and Passing

The projection juxtaposes personal perception of time with a scientific perspective. Questions about origin, change, transience, and infinity form the thought core of the work. In the dome, familiar spatial scales dissolve; light, movement, and digital forms create an aesthetic experience between cosmic vastness and inner focus.

The Dome as a Parallel World

The fulldome technology completely envelops the audience. This creates a special exhibition atmosphere where the visual language does not run before the eyes but captures the entire space. The engagement with the work becomes a sensual movement through changing color spaces, flowing forms, and an intense spatial effect. The planetarium becomes an installation, a projection surface, and at the same time a resonant body.

Digital Art Meets Electronic Sound Art

Enya Alma Obert works multidisciplinary with digital media, audiovisual performances, interactive installations, and immersive VR and XR technologies. Her works have been presented, among others, at the Bochum Planetarium and the Visiodrom Wuppertal. Sense of Time is her first fulldome work.

The musician dieterkong, civilly known as Ralf Eichenauer, developed the electronic soundtrack for the projection. As a composer, arranger, keyboardist, percussionist, and singer, he combines experimental soundscapes with a multifaceted musical dramaturgy. Image and sound thus become an integral overall experience.

Cultural Education Through Aesthetic Experience

The event is aimed at an audience from 10 years and opens a gateway to digital art, perception philosophy, and scientific thinking. Without a live moderated look at the starry sky, the special show focuses entirely on the artistic engagement with time, reality, and consciousness. Film and audio recordings are not permitted.

Conclusion: Experiencing Time Anew

Sense of Time promises an intense art experience between installation, fulldome projection, and electronic sound art. Those who want to not only look at digital media art but experience it as a spatial and bodily experience will find an extraordinary place for reflection and perception at the Augsburg Planetarium. Secure your ticket early and embark on a journey through the subjective and cosmic dimensions of time.