Lumia Gallery: Boundless imagination in light.

At Celetná 15, just a few steps from Old Town Square, a gallery hidden behind the doors of a historic building draws visitors into a completely different world. Lumia Gallery, a private gallery focused on interactive audiovisual installations, is one of the most distinctive digital art spaces in the Czech Republic – and above all, it offers a powerful experience. Visitors take an elevator up to two floors with a total area of 1,400 m2, where a total of 24 installations await them.

Digital projections, video mapping, and kaleidoscopic cinema are complemented by analog installations such as a mirror maze and objects based on the play of light, movement, and optical illusions. Each installation creates a specific atmosphere. Some respond to the viewer's movement or sound, while others draw them into a space of contemplation, sound structures, or living light forms. Viewers can walk across a simulated surface of Mars, dive into the depths of the ocean, fly through a galaxy, sweep digital sand, set light trees in motion, or take a close look at a detailed holographic projection of the human eye.

The exhibition includes both interactive art installations with an entertaining character and a floor focused on works of art with a deeper conceptual overlap. Thematically, it touches on topics such as sustainability, the relationship between humans and nature, and various forms of human perception. The exhibition also includes a large-format projection wall measuring 14 × 4 meters.

The exhibition features installations by Czech and foreign artists focused on digital and audiovisual art. Featured artists include Ati Sphere, AV Collective FotonX, Igor Teichman, Julius Štefan, Michal Škorpík, Ondřej Ševčík, and Ondřej Čistín—each of whom brings a different approach and visual language, from abstract projections to plastic installations connected with sound.

Lumia Gallery is open daily and suitable for individuals, couples, families with children, and especially for anyone who wants to experience something unusual.

Warning: Not suitable for people with light sensitivity and photosensitive epilepsy.