Deep Space 8K: Media Art
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Deep Space Experience: The Sound I’d Like to Wear
An interdisciplinary project of the Anton Bruckner Private University and the University of Art and Design Linz. Students deal with costume development, sensor technology, music and dance. On this evening, they will present their media and dance collages in Deep Space 8K. Price: Free entryRegistration recommended: center@ars.electronica.art or +43.732.7272.0 Students from various fields of study…
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Cooperative Aesthetic – Curves
In Curves the changes of visitors’ positions in the space generate curves that connect up into blood-vessel-like structures.
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Cooperative Aesthetic – Sinus
In Sinus, visitors walk across the projection surface and—individually or as a group—impart vibrations to sine waves several meters in length.
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Kooperative Ästhetik – Colour Bars
At “Color Bars”, visitors to Deep Space 8K try to define a specific color together.
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Cooperative Aesthetic – Geometric Soundscape
In “Geometric Soundscape” the relationships between sound, visualization, motion and position are to be tested in space.
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Transient – Impermanent Paintings
A virtuoso sound painting by the Italian artists Quayola and Seta.
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Creative AI – StyleTransfer
StyleTransfer is a technique from the field of artificial intelligence (Deep Learning) with which everyday images can be transformed into an artistic and painterly style.
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Singing Sand 2.0
Grains of sand resembling visual particles are sonified by mapping their individual velocities to various parameters of individual grains inside a custom-made granular synthesizer. Velocities also determine the color of the particles, which together create a spectrum of colors and sounds.
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Prima Materia – a stereoscopic audiovisual journey
Alchemical authors have compared the “prima materia” to everything. To male and female, to the hermaphroditic monster, to heaven and earth, to body and spirit, chaos, microcosm, and the confused mass.
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Sounding Letters
Many attempts have been made to put music into words. But what happens when you translate a sequence of letters into music with the help of artificial intelligence?