Projects
Projects
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Coral Bike
Mobile workshop on marine forests
The Coral Bike is a mobile workshop by the Natural History Museum Vienna that focuses on the importance of and threats to marine forests. The e-bike makes stops in urban parks, where it becomes a mobile learning space for 5th to 8th grade classes: with hands-on science.
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Art as Catalyst
Social Innovation Through Collaboration
The event Art as Catalyst, organized by the Civic Creative Base Tokyo (CCBT) in collaboration with Ars Electronica, explored the relationship between art and innovation at the end of 2023 – with workshops, inspiring art projects and panel discussions.
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transart23: Pianographique
Music and Images by Humans and Machines
“Pianographique – Music and Images by Humans and Machines” at transart23 in Bolzano combined two current artistic research projects of Ars Electronica, both dedicated to the creative fusion of instrumental music and digital technologies.
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Anatomy of Nudging
Transparent AI for Society
The installation Anatomy of Nudging aims to involve users in the utilization of artificial intelligence and thus create a trusting relationship with AI. Anatomy of Nudging was the first installation of the Collective Transformation Lab – an enlightening self-reflection platform by the Japanese AI start-up Godot and the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
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Seeds of Hope
Matsudo International Science Art Festival 2023
The Matsudo International Science Art Festival is a yearly celebration that takes place in the beautiful city of Matsudo in Japan. In 2023, the theme of the festival was “Seeds of Hope” – The topics ranged from the nature of truth to environmental protection.
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Art Thinking Forum 2023
Creative Transformation in Business
The Art Thinking Forum in Tokyo is a community event to transform future business and economic activities creatively. In 2023, leading Japanese artists, innovators, businesspeople, and Ars Electronica members came together to discuss future visions and Art Thinking for society and corporate endeavors.
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Northeastern University 2023
Ars Electronica Futurelab Academy
In 2023, the Ars Electronica Futurelab hosted an interdisciplinary group from Northeastern University in Boston for the third time. With the help of lab members, the students created art projects for the programmable media façade of the Ars Electronica Center in three intensive days.
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Art Thinking School
Embedding Creativity in Japanese Companies
With the Art Thinking School at Hakuhodo’s University of Creativity, Ars Electronica artists and researchers presented Inspiration Talks as well as a new workshop concept for companies to create tangible visions of the future.
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Gigapixel Editions
Billions of Pixels of Art as a Video Installation
The European Patent Office (EPO) holds an extensive collection of artworks, many of which have been digitized and archived using ultra-high-resolution photography and digital image mosaics. Ars Electronica has animated three artworks as a video installation on a 12-meter-wide projection screen called “Deep Vision” – including images with up to 90 billion pixels.
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Data Art & Science Project
Art Creates Meaning from Data
How can art create meaning from data? The Ars Electronica Futurelab, in collaboration with Toyota Coniq Alpha in Japan, is envisioning “Data Art & Science,” a new interdisciplinary field that incorporates artistic perspectives on future transformations based on data science.
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Media Spaces & Generative Art
Art by University Students in Deep Space 8K
2023 marked the 10th anniversary of students of FH OÖ (University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria) Hagenberg Campus working together with the Ars Electronica Futurelab on semester projects in which they creatively explore their approaches to interactive and generative arts.
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Digital Graffiti
First-Ever Electronic Post-Its
Digital Graffiti is an innovative technology platform that was developed starting in 2001. A world-first, it allowed virtual information like text, images, sounds, videos, or even program code to be left like electronic post-its in any location. Digital Graffiti utilized mobile devices such as PDAs (personal digital assistants), notebooks, and later smartphones to retrieve messages…