“Go as far as you can see; when you get there you’ll be able to see farther.”
by J.P. Morgan
Working at the edge between science and art has always fascinated Anna. Her scientific thinking and analytical skills were mainly shaped during her studies of Technical Physics at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, whereas her artistic way to approach ideas is currently further developed at the University of Art and Industrial Design Linz studying in the teacher training program for visual arts and physics. Working for the Ars Electronica Futurelab allows her to bundle this varied skill set for project management, creative prototyping, art thinking research, mentorship for artists in residence and much more.
Key Works
Interactive application for Deep Space 8K to experiment with psychological and physiological processes by exploring visitors’ heartbeats.
Exploration of the art and science of robotic origami to design and produce strong, flexible, and highly irregular origami from textiles and 3D printing.
Curation of the first fall semester program of Austria’s new university IT:U to shape pioneering higher education, including support for Fellows and students by the Futurelab team.
Interactive art workshop with students from Boston’s Northeastern University focusing on creating art projects for the programmable Ars Electronica Center media facade.