Picture this - you take some acid in a museum. You wander around, admiring art all by yourself. First you feel a slight tingling sensation throughout your whole body. „Weird but not too crazy“ you say to yourself. All of a sudden it hits you. BOOM! What is happening? The paintings on the wall come closer and closer. They devour you until you are one with the art itself. What a start to a good trip… Florian Christopher takes you with Neromun’s MoMA PS3 on a trippy ride through the halls of an art museum. Worlds merge. Reality bends. 2D becomes 3D. Canvas, paint, texture is no longer just something tactile but part of your body. In joint close collaboration with Düsseldorf based creative collective "grotesk group", they have managed to create an immersive film that is not only visually unique, but also goes beyond today's technologies in AI and Data Abstraction. Heavily inspired by the artworks of Arcmanoro Niles, Jean-Michel Basquiat & Frank Dorrey they custom built Neromun Datasets to extend the visualization of music, idea and aesthetic.

Berlin based director, Florian Christopher, combines experimental imagery with a natural and sensitive approach to storytelling. Heavily influenced by the art scene in his hometown of Vienna, his work captures the climax of an immersive image, revealing its unique story through his strong aesthetic. Moving fluidly between genres, Florian often explores the nuance of self-evolution and awareness through his visual language, which makes his work authentic and arresting.