Multicolors : Amozozo Luminarium :

Day 5 - Water and Gravity [1] :

Octopus : This one is taken along the Museum Row, which further extended the reach of Octopus this year. From the looks of it, yo could hang out and/or saw things.

ARCADOM Wall : The ARCADOM Wall commemorates the 20th anniversary of a regime change; the falling of the Berlin wall.

An international creative team of grafitti and street artists will decorate one side of the wall during the festival; the other side of the wall is open to festival visitors to leave their mark.

DAY 4 - Art and Piano Music :

Luminarium - Blue Room : The Luminarium is a breathtaking experience as it is, but with the sun 'pounding' on the tent this can get a new meaning. Even so, you quickly forget you're only supposed to stay a couple of minutes, to give some other visitors a chance to experience the light and colors.

Trabart (Engine Out) : Five dilapidated Trabants were given a chance of revival under the hands of art students. Revival, not in the sense of living, but more in the sense of going out in style. Odd that this project should coincide with news of Trabant making a true comeback as an electric car - if that is to be believed.

Octopus Art Installations : Art installations at Octopus. This year, the greater Octopus area has grown into a great cultural center for the festival.

Day 6 - Luminarium (Levity III) : Red Room :

Carillon 3.0 : As I set up my panorama gear to capture some of the great spectacle performance by the italian KITONB project, some guy litterally laid down next to me photographing straight up... Don't forget to look down to see him ;-)