“Imaginary Chambers” is an artistic expedition at the intersection of music, space, and perception, which takes its starting point in a quote by Franz X. Baier: “Our living space consists of more than just one room. Our living space is a room within a room, within a room...” – a thought experiment on the complexity of space. The concert invites you to explore the transitions between acoustic, visual, and mental spaces, creating a new, holistic experience. “Imaginary Chambers” questions the traditional concert form and opens up a space in which music is not only heard, but can be experienced in all its dimensions. Heike Gallmeier's stage installation transforms the space into a living sculpture that constantly unfolds and enters into direct dialogue with the music. The space itself becomes an actor, taking the sound event into new dimensions. This symbiosis of modern music and avant-garde stage art creates an interactive perception that focuses on the space as a living, integral part of the artistic experience. “Imaginary Chambers” breaks down the boundaries between disciplines and redefines space as a living, changing work of art.