The enormous, historically protected 18th-century building complex on Vienna’s Dominikanerbastei Street served as the Central Post Office for many years. Following extensive renovations, it now houses offices, a hotel, a coworking space, and, since October 2025, a cutting-edge art project. 

With more than 50 projectors, 120 speakers, and fog machines, the Baroque building is transformed into a multisensory spectacle. The imagery, drawn from the four visual realms of humanity, the environment, and the micro- and macrospheres, are generated in real time by artificial intelligence. They merge into one another, continuously evolving, and never repeating themselves. The project runs 24/7, but the experience is most impressive after dark. The installations in the 1,500-square-meter main courtyard are especially striking. 

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Those who want to delve deeper can consult “Shaki” on their smartphone. Visitors are able to purchase the AI guide which answers all questions related to the art project in around 100 languages. Just scan the on-site QR codes to access the guide. 

Behind the Museum of Change is Austrian media artist Sha, who has produced numerous other multimedia projects.