With its technical capabilities, Deep Space 8K is the perfect presentation and stage room in one. Various audiovisual artworks will be shown in this Deep Space presentation. How creative can artificial intelligence be and what does AI have to do with music? We will address these and other questions in this special presentation in Deep…
Join Christina Wais-Wolf (ÖAW/IHB) to discover the Notre-Dame de Paris. Thanks to digital technology, you can experience this iconic building, its architecture and furnishings (such as the stained glass windows), from a new perspective by visualizing spectacular details.
As part of the Long Night of the Churches 2025, the Ars Electronica Center invites you to a unique journey of discovery in Deep Space 8K. On this special evening, you will experience a fascinating combination of art, architecture and state-of-the-art 3D technology that presents churches and their history in a new light.
How do you build a cathedral without interrupting church life? St. Stephen’s was a construction site for over 300 years – and at the same time the heart of Vienna. Experience with Dr. Barbara Schedl and immersive 3D images, which building secrets and creative solutions are behind this century project.
In June, the Kaiserschild Foundation is showing still lifes by Pieter Claesz at the Ars Electronica Deep Space in Linz and at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Experience the architectural beauty and intricate details of the Mariendom with master of ceremonies Mag. Clemens Pichler. On an immersive flight through the fascinating masterpiece, you will marvel at photometric representations of the altar and gigapixel images of the breathtaking glass windows.
A tardigrade doesn’t need a spacesuit to survive! We borrow its superpowers and travel virtually through space. We visit the International Space Station (ISS), a Mars rover on Mars and fly to distant solar systems.
On this evening, experience a creative, collaborative dance narrative that combines modern myths with sensual, visual and sonic impressions.
Experience this unique virtual anatomy room of the future! Get to know the human body layer by layer – from the surface of the skin to the deepest interior to the blood vessels, bones and organs.
Can we use data artistically to make social problems visible? Our daily lives generate huge amounts of data – which makes it all the more important to question who owns it, how it can be visualized in an understandable way, and how we can use it to solve social problems.
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