The venue utilizes over 50 individual high-lumen projectors to power its primary light installations.
Audio profiles in the exhibits are spatially mapped to change intensity based on a visitor's proximity to specific sensors.
The facility floor plan is periodically reconfigured to support new artist residencies.
Material choices in the interactive rooms are sourced from eco-conscious and recycled manufacturing streams.
The building's electrical infrastructure was upgraded to handle the high wattage requirements of the constant digital projection loops.
House of Immersions is a multi-sensory art experience located in Denver's Santa Fe Arts District. The venue features rotating exhibitions that integrate light installations, soundscapes, and tactile environments. Each room focuses on a distinct narrative or theme designed to provoke psychological or emotional responses from participants. The space utilizes custom-engineered projection mapping to create reactive surfaces that change based on visitor movement. Unlike traditional art galleries, physical interaction and exploration are encouraged throughout the facility. It is housed in an industrial building that has been retrofitted to host large-scale, tech-heavy installations. The environment is climate-controlled to accommodate sensitive electronic equipment and projection hardware. Visitors navigate the space through a non-linear path, allowing for self-paced engagement with the exhibits.
The central mirrored infinity room, which provides the most expansive backdrop for wide-angle photography.
Wear comfortable, flat shoes as the experience requires significant walking on various floor surfaces.
Allow extra time to revisit rooms, as the reactive art displays evolve throughout the day.
Check the official website for current exhibition themes before arriving, as the sensory intensity varies by show.
Do not attempt to rush through the rooms; the reactive nature of the art requires stillness to fully activate.
Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for technical maintenance and exhibit installation.
No flash photography is permitted inside the projection rooms. Do not touch wall-mounted projectors or sensor arrays.
