Omnigaze is the annual action during which attendees in different locations around the world join together to direct their looks towards the same point into the sky. The ultimate number of people involved in the action would be the population of the world.

The tenth omnigaze will take place on Sunday 23rd of August 2020 at 12:00 PM GMT (14:00 Amsterdam time)

Attendees can perform the action in any location, individually or in groups.
Adjusting the direction of the gaze for each individual is achieved by using an omnigaze device.

Omnigaze device

To find the shared point of view in the sky, the omnigaze attendees use the omnigaze device.
The current omnigaze device (version 2) uses the the sun, horizon and attendee’s location to determine this shared view point. The device can be downloaded, printed on an A4 paper and then cut and folded. The omnigaze device is calibrated for regions of Reykjavik, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Athens, Istanbul, Tehran and Baghdad. Other locations can also be included upon request.
To download the omnigaze device cut-out page, click on the picture below.

While building the omnigaze devcice, please follow the instructions provided on the cut-out page.
The steps to perform omnigaze using omnigaze device are presented in the above video.

More about omnigaze

To learn more about omnigaze and the previous omnigaze actions, you can visit the omnigaze page at http://joubinzargarbashi.com/omnigaze/.

For questions or requesting an omnigaze device for a particular location you can contact Joubin Zargarbashi at joubin.z[at]gmail.com.

To stay up-to-date about future omnigaze events, subscribe to the omnigaze mailing list on omnigaze page or like/follow the omnigaze facebook page here.