Collaborative project of the University of Applied Arts Vienna and Johannes Kepler University Linz) in the context of the cooperation project TRANSFORM, together with Johannes Kepler University and Donau University Krems, funded by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research.
Cross Perception – work in progress
A limitless space. Everything moves—light, shapes and colors. Human and machine let their sight wander and try to recognize something. The human beings search for orientation, the device calculates. It has been optimized for this purpose and fed with data. The machine recognizes an object, imagines how it sounds out loud. The sound influences the human expectation: Machine and human perception become intertwined. The machine is not always right; its pool of experience is limited. It transmits its bias to humans.
Screenings
Liminal Spaces / 360˚ Film Screening / Collaboration Projects Alliance Angewandte & JKU / Future Room
Project Credits / Acknowledgements
The project is part of TRANSFORM, a collaborative project between the University of Applied Arts Vienna, Johannes Kepler University, and Donau University Krems, and is funded by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research. Kathrin Hunze, Thomas Hack, Artists; Silvan David Peter, Jan Schlüter, Institut für Computational Perception, JKU Linz and Christine Böhler, Martin Gasser, Cross-Disciplinary Strategies, Angewandte Wien.
