
The surreal experience is made possible by motion sensors that hold back the nonstop ‘rain’ where visitors stand or walk. You can even hold out your arms or take a selfie without getting wet, if you do it a bit slower than usual.
The arrangement means you are continuously, and closely, surrounded by falling water wherever you are and wherever you move inside the installation, 
Rain Room is an installation created by Random International, a studio specialising in “experimental practice within contemporary art”. which is a dark underground chamber, lit only by a spotlight that makes the water dazzle like strings of light, slicing through black space around them.
It evokes a sense of an otherworld, where night never ends and perpetual rain is the only inhabitant, the only thing one can see and hear. In a way, the rain is endless because the water in Rain Room never stops — all its 1,200 litres are recycled continuously and cleaned.
The falling water goes straight through the floor, which has small spaces in it; gets taken back up, and rains down again.

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