Filip Borelli - Explorations

Filip Borelli - Explorations Filip Borelli is a Croatian new media artist, photographer, videographer and performer researching the interaction of light, sound, movement, and music.

Works & projects of Filip Borelli, croatian new media artist exploring art, philosophy & science

LIGHT ~ SOUND ~ KINETICS

Multimedia art:

photography
installations
interactive
immersive

www.filipborelli.art | .art |

01/08/2026

Invisible Beauty 🪐🌀

A dynamic laboratory of light and motion. Rotating fluorescent strings under UV light transform invisible physics into living fractal geometry — constantly shifting to find balance.

How does this motion feel to you, hypnotic or chaotic?

25/07/2026

What if you could hold a light wave? 🌀✨

Invisible Beauty in action at . This interactive UV sculpture translates wave mechanics, rotation, and physical forces into a living geometry of light.

🚀 We are launching — a dedicated space for real-time kinetic experiments and interactive live streams!

Follow the new profile to join our live control room 🎛️

18/07/2026

What if you could see the sound of a room? 〰️

Musica Subsonica 0.1 translates space → sound → movement → light → image — turning invisible vibrations into light and, in darkroom mode, a permanent photograph.

A sonic trace of a particular space.

At the intersection of art and raw technology, built entirely by hand in the studio.

Full installation video in the comments bellow.

Supported by KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art

If your room left a photograph of itself — what do you think it would look like?

11/07/2026

Teatro Ramirez in Venezuela was leveled by an earthquake — no blueprints of it survived. I reverse-engineered the whole building: Google Earth for the footprint, fSpy on rare interior photos, Blender to rebuild it 1:1. Then I ran the model through an acoustic generator to extract its resonant frequencies — now printed onto analog film through a custom laser installation.

Musica Subsonica 0.1

27/06/2026

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake devastated Venezuela this week, destroying the iconic Jacobo Ramírez Theater.
But can a lost space be preserved through wave physics?
To find out, I extracted the theater’s unique standing wave frequencies through sound portal. No digital pixels—just a pure analog darkroom process where sound drives a laser beam, freezing its final geometry onto photographic paper. A mathematical ghost that cannot be destroyed.

18/06/2026

On June 15th, Kyiv’s Dormition Cathedral was attacked by two Russian drones. I used its dimensions to reconstruct this space through its standing wave frequencies. No digital printing—just a pure analog darkroom process where these specific acoustic frequencies drive a laser beam directly onto photographic paper, permanent freezing the cathedral's geometry. A mathematical ghost that cannot be destroyed. 🇺🇦

12/06/2026

Developing the sound of a lost WTC restaurant 🔴

What does a space that no longer exists sound like? And how does it look when captured on paper?

In my studio, I’m reconstructing the ‘Windows on the World’ restaurant from the 106th floor of the World Trade Center — not through digital rendering, but through sound frequencies.

Here is the process behind Musica Subsonica 0.1:

The Math: Using Schroeder’s formula, I extracted the actual standing waves of the physical room.

The Medium: Total darkness. No digital prints, just raw analogue photographic paper and traditional darkroom chemistry.

The Ex*****on: The extracted room frequencies directly control a laser, burning their precise geometry into the emulsion.

In the developer, the invisible waves finally appear — a permanent photographic artifact of a lost architectural space.

Art, physics, and history colliding in a single darkroom session.

Which iconic architecture should I reconstruct and develop next? Drop your suggestions below. 🔊🔊〰️

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01/06/2026

“Reality is abstracted into a new form.” 🌀

Capturing Zagreb’s urban lightscape, the camera becomes an instrument of real-time transformation. Driven by long exposure, shifting lights, and physical movement, the process is fluid, unrepeatable, and inherently unpredictable.

Full performance of Light Transitions Zagreb on YouTube >> Link in the comments!

📽️ Video: Dinko Doringo
🎬 Production: Studio De Borell

Supported by Ministarstvo kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske.

29/05/2026

“Light technology determines the rhythm of light itself.” 🌀

Through this site-specific photography intervention, I captured Zagreb’s urban lights, abstracting them in real-time through kinetic light painting and long exposure.

Full performance on YouTube >> Link in the comments!

📽️ Video: Dinko Doringo
🎬 Production: Studio De Borell

Supported by Ministarstvo kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske.

Svjetlosna šetnja Zagrebom se nastavlja 📸💫 Južno pročelje Umjetničkog paviljona i Tomislavac pretvorili su se u promjenj...
19/05/2026

Svjetlosna šetnja Zagrebom se nastavlja 📸💫
Južno pročelje Umjetničkog paviljona i Tomislavac pretvorili su se u promjenjivu scenografiju svjetla i pokreta. Arhitektura, zidovi, pijedestali i tlo, privremeno postaju platna jedinstvenih kinetičkih kompozicija svjetlosti grada.

The light walk through Zagreb continues. The south facade of the Art Pavilion and Tomislav Square have transformed into a shifting scenography of light and motion. Architecture, walls, pedestals, and the ground, temporarily become canvases for this city’s unique kinetic light compositions.

Projekt podržan od Ministarstvo kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske

Hvala svima koji su došli i sudjelovali!

PHOTO: Vanda Borelli, Ana Mičić, Marinko Brkić Tot

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