Multi Faith Prayer Room is a black box of wishes and hopes, a cross-disciplinary project that collects todays utopian ideas and future desires from people and transforms them into a polyphony of inclusivity. At the center of MFPR is a data base made up of pre-recorded statements by people from all cultural contexts – encompassing nationalities, genders, and ages.
By entering the Multi Faith Prayer Room, one can listen to their voices and become inspired by the multitudes of approaches how to face the 21st century. The ever-expanding audiovisual installation consists of 120 voices from around the world talking about faith, rituals and future providing an intimate insight into the momentary state of the human mind in 2026, in ambisonic sound.
Add your voice: https://www.multifaithprayerroom.com/
Daniel Brandt is a London-based audiovisual artist, filmmaker, composer, and drummer whose work explores the dynamic interplay of sound, image, and space across film, installation, and performance. As co-founder of the ensemble Brandt Brauer Frick and as a solo artist, he has performed over 500 concerts worldwide, from Coachella, Glastonbury, Sonar, and Montreux Jazz Festival to the Berlin Philharmonie, Lincoln Center New York, Berghain, and the Royal Albert Hall, bridging classical instrumentation with electronic and club cultures. His solo practice brings together live cinema, multichannel sound, and immersive installations. Recent projects include Without Us (2025), an audiovisual stage work commissioned by the Barbican Centre, and Multi Faith Prayer Room, a sound installation premiered at Art Basel Miami in 2022 and presented at V&A East Storehouse in 2025. Brandt’s films have screened internationally, and his practice consistently pushes the boundaries between music and image, structure and spontaneity.
Supported by YAMAHA
OPEN TO ALL