Projects

  • Krater Feral Future Fortune Forecast

    Krater Feral Future Fortune Forecast

    Krater Collective (Danica Sretenović, Andrej Koruza, Gaja Mežnarić Osole, Amadeja Smrekar) (SI/YU/INT)

    As Krater Collective operates on unstable urban grounds, they ask visitors to engage in fortune telling to envision survival tactics for its endangered multispecies community.

  • TAFAA–TINA UNFOLLOW ALICE

    TAFAA–TINA UNFOLLOW ALICE

    Chloé Delarue (FR)

    Following her residency at CERN, Chloé Delarue was invited to return to the Laboratory to develop a commission for the CERN Science Gateway. The video installation TAFAA–TINA UNFOLLOW ALICE establishes poetic and aesthetic parallels between the world of subatomic particles and the digital realm, exploring the notion of matter as the constitutive substance of our…

  • SmartEnvelope

    SmartEnvelope

    David Rickard (GB)

    SmartEnvelope is a new product developed by a consortium formed of the envelope manufacturer Plast-Farb, technical specialist AndTech and the artist David Rickard. This new type of postal product can be linked to online content relevant to each and every separate envelope via individualised QR codes and an innovative database. Alongside digital connectivity, the physical…

  • Better Factory

    Better Factory

    Better Factory provides a methodology for manufacturing SMEs to collaborate with artists and technology suppliers to develop new and personalized products Better Factory empowers manufacturing SMEs to compete globally by integrating art and technology to create new, personalised products. Each team—comprising a manufacturing SME, an artist and a technology provider—receives up to €200k in funding…

  • Reassembling Bolts of Care

    Reassembling Bolts of Care

    Julie-Michèle Morin (CA)

    Care is vital for fostering solidarity, yet it also serves as an essential resource for sustaining a capitalist society. These tensions between care as an exploited resource and the emergence of a new market for robotic care demand critical scrutiny. How do we nurture and care for technologies deployed in the care field? Reassembling Bolts…

  • Do Algorithms Care?

    Do Algorithms Care?

    Amanda Bennetts (AU), Johanna Einsiedler (AT)

    Do Algorithms Care? is a collaboration between artist Amanda Bennetts and data scientist Johanna Einsiedler. The project is realized in an installation that mimics a tech store, turning a critical lens on the commercialization of bio data. Using the duo’s open-source DIY smartwatches and interactive data interface, they explore the predictive potential of personal data…

  • ReVerie

    ReVerie

    Pinyao Liu (CN), Keon Ju Lee (KR/CA)

    In collaboration with dream scientists, the ReVerie AI system reflects on the misuse of dream technology by inviting participants to relive their dream experiences and develop new understandings about their waking lives. The audience enters a ritual of whispering their dream objects. A generative diffusion AI model then manifests the dream objects in the shared…

  • GPT 1400: The AI Apothecary

    GPT 1400: The AI Apothecary

    Nathan Cornish (GB)

    If medieval people had had artificial intelligence, would it have made any difference? In fact, AI systems produce very similar nonsense from large databases as pre-scientific Western European physicians! Neither of them has much conception of critical thinking, but rather pulls from ancient texts to throw out cure suggestions from an abstract corpus of ideas.…

  • Crip Sensorama

    Crip Sensorama

    Puneet Jain (IN), Yesica Duarte (AR)

    Re-imagining XR with (and for) People with Sensorimotor Disabilities Crip Sensorama is a multisensory, interactive XR experience where audience members move, navigate, and interact in VR/AR environments using a set of mouth gestures as a narrative around disability; art and culture unfolds itself. The chosen set of mouth gestures which are developed to enable people…

  • Transient – Cloud Chamber Vol. 1

    Transient – Cloud Chamber Vol. 1

    Yuri Tanaka (JP), Akitaka Ariga (JP), Chris Bruckmayr (AT), Pavle Dinulović (RS), Umut Kose (TR), Rohan Sachdeva (IN)

    A cloud chamber is a particle detector that allows us to directly observe radiation with the naked eye, including cosmic muons, enabling the design of an art installation meant to transform each detected muon into a visual trail and a corresponding sound, in real-time. In this everlasting, cosmic ambivalence, there is beauty to be found…

  • Raise Your Voice

    Raise Your Voice

    Jan Schlüter (DE), Silvan David Peter (CH)

    Raise Your Voice proposes to corrode the authority gap between age groups by converting the voices of children into adult voices. Recordings converted at the installation can be listened to in private, or broadcast to radios distributed on site. This allows listeners to reflect on how they perceive what was said and uncover associated biases.…

  • On the (side)line

    On the (side)line

    Thomas Gegenhuber (AT), Lennart Grau (DE), Sara Maric (AT), Carla Streckwall (DE), Laura Thäter (AT)

    Digital platforms and AI corporations present themselves as user-oriented, shiny and innovative automators. On the (side)line questions this narrative: content moderation and training AI relies heavily on manual labor from workers around the globe, often from the Global South. While their work impacts what we can see and do online, they are neither appropriately appreciated…