A major area of research within the Time-Based and Interactive Media Arts Department is the playful exploration of interactions between humans, sensors, and a high-resolution projection system. The result is a wide range of applications and artworks that invite the audience to experiment and interact, as well as live performances in collaboration with dancers and performers.
These recent works will be presented in Deep Space 8K of the Ars Electronica Center and in Studio 1 at Hauptplatz 8 as part of the Kunstuni Campus exhibition.
Language: EN
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Registration: required, please register below
Please note: Limited capacity, registration required – in addition to a valid ticket, you need a (free) ticket reservation for the respective event in advance. Reservations for Deep Space 8K events must be scanned on-site no later than 15min before the programme starts.
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Eternal Voices
Teodor Dumitrache (RO)
Eternal Voices places you in a dynamic audiovisual realm. As you move, particles sway to music and react to your presence, leaving traces of your steps. This immersive, interactive space reflects a world of randomness, order and fragility.
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Ripple
Maria Orciuoli (IT)
Ripple transforms historical data and computation from instruments of control into tools of relationality. The purpose is to reflect on our place within the inherent chaos of existence and our attempts to impose order upon it.
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Tile Trial
Lynn Mayya (SY)
Tile Trial is an interactive installation using vvvv, inspired by Truchet tiles and minimalistic geometric aesthetics. Audience members trigger effects by pressing floor buttons, changing tile rotations and visual patterns in real-time.
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Waterfall
Oleksandra Fesenko (UA)
Immerse yourself in Waterfall, an interactive digital artwork where serene, breathtaking landscapes and an animated character invite you to explore and reflect on your connection to nature and yourself.