IN-LINE is inspired by the natural phenomenon of horizon, and uses LED panels, reflective surfaces on two ends, hazer and a quadraphonic sound system to turn a limited area into a limitless space and present an everchanging time-space experience.

The new IN-LINE version of Nohlab was shown at Intervals Audio and Visual Art Festival in Russia.

IN-LINE is inspired by the natural phenomenon of horizon, and uses LED panels, reflective surfaces on two ends, hazer and a quadraphonic sound system to turn a limited area into a limitless space and present an everchanging time-space experience.
                One of the components of in-line, the LED panels, are used as light
sources rather than displays. This makes light the main element of the installation, turning it into a form of light suspended in air. Pointy light sources in linear flow come together in variable timings and complex forms. These forms derive various possibilities in synergy, letting various patterns come to life. The final structure manifested as a result of this process harbors both the order and the disorder, letting these two concepts call each other into being.

IN-LINE is inspired by the natural phenomenon of horizon, and uses LED panels, reflective surfaces on two ends, hazer and a quadraphonic sound system to turn a limited area into a limitless space and present an everchanging time-space experience.
                One of the components of in-line, the LED panels, are used as light sources rather than displays. This makes light the main element of the installation, turning it into a form of light suspended in air. Pointy light sources in linear flow come together in variable timings and complex forms. These forms derive various possibilities in synergy, letting various patterns come to life. The final structure manifested as a result of this process harbors both the order and the disorder, letting these two concepts call each other into being.