Futurelab Day 2022

  • SonoSynthesis

    SonoSynthesis

    Can Machines and Nature Co-Create Music?

    In the new era of creative collaboration, can machines and nature co-create art and music? In the SonoSynthesis project, a team of researchers from the Ars Electronica Futurelab brought together AI, biology, and Deep Space technologies to develop an immersive audio and visual experience.

  • Life Ink

    Life Ink

    Human Creativity as Immersive 3D Ink

    Can the human mind and body become a pen that generates ink to express our creativity? Life Ink explores the inner mechanism of creativity by visualizing brainwaves and body signals as immersive three-dimensional ink – lending color to our thoughts, feelings, and creative sparks.

  • Dataspace

    Dataspace

    Global impacts of the Russian war on Ukraine

    What is truth, what is the role of journalism, and how can art and journalism contribute in a meaningful way in the midst of seemingly endless crises? Dataspace is a project that proposes a form of “newspaper of the future,” showcasing data on the profound impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine in the Ars Electronica…

  • WebExpression

    WebExpression

    Painting Our Hybrid Working World in Real-Time

    A composition of strands, strings, and tones in an imaginary space makes up this vivid real-time painting to artistically interpret anonymized data of today’s hybrid working world.

  • Welcome to Planet B

    Welcome to Planet B

    A Children’s Pop-Up Book About Climate Change

    The Futurelab application Welcome to Planet B brings climate decisions to Deep Space 8K. To translate the project to a child-friendly format for 8- to 12-year-olds, a team at the lab created a matching interactive pop-up book. It is designed to get kids excited about climate protection and to marvel, grasp and understand – and,…

  • CoBot Studio

    CoBot Studio

    As humans and robots work together ever more closely, their joint success is linked to certain preconditions: How do you create safe working environments? How can we increase the acceptance of robots in everyday work? And how do you communicate with a colleague who consists only of a gripper arm?