Based on the concept of Cooperative Aesthetics, developed by Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Funk, students of Time-based and Interactive Media Art at the University of Arts and Design Linz and Prof. Funk have created 30 artworks for the Deep Space of the Ars Electronica Center since 2015. These projects will now be presented weekly until July 2021 in the course of an Ars Electronica Home Delivery series. Using the lasertracking system of the Deep Space the artworks enable visitors to have a collective, audiovisual, aesthetic experience.
In Sinus, a work by Simon Krenn, visitors walk across the projection surface and – individually or as a group – impart vibrations to sine waves several meters in length. Thus they create impressing patterns all over the two projection areas of Deep Space with the source of the sine waves always moving in the centre of the group.
