sommercamp+workstation=2009 is meant as a practical example of the feasibility of a "laboratory for art and media in Berlin" carrying on the idea of TESLA - medialab.
sommercamp+workstation=2009 is meant as a practical example of the feasibility of a "laboratory for art and media in Berlin" carrying on the idea of TESLA - medialab.
ASEUM is an international network of new media art practitioners pushing for cultural, educational, and technological exchange on emerging new media art practices in South East Asia and Europe.
The Eclectic Tech Carnival is a gathering of women & trans with a critical interest in Free Information and Open Standards technology. The event has been held annually since 2002 and creates an opportunity...
For its first new exhibition of 2009, its UNsustainable year, FACT is proud to present "Climate for Change", a unique experiment in activism, engagement and networking, examining the multiple...
Mediamatic and B3 Media organize an action packed 5-day workshop about designing interactive audio-visual projects for a mix of new media platforms and channels. The workshop participants come with their...
spectra [amsterdam] è il lavoro commissionato all’artista e compositore Ryoji Ikeda per DREAM AMSTERDAM 2008; il suo primo progetto per uno spazio pubblico e la sua prima opera su larga scala...
This new project, produced by UK arts outfit Forma, brings together two of today's most pioneering artists in a virtuoso live audiovisual performance. With the World Premiere at the IMAX of their new collaboration,...
Travelling Time is the fourteenth edition of Sonic Acts, which will have place from 23rd to 26th of February 2012 in Amsterdam, and its theme is the human experience of time. Time dictates our schedule;...
Taking place from 22nd to the 25th of September, the third edition of Alpha-ville Festival will spread across several venues in London, running alongside the London Design Festival and the Digital Design...
A Parallel Image is an electronic camera obscura, an installation by Gebhard Sengmüller, in collaboration with Franz Büchinger, supported by Fels-Multiprint. This media-archaeological, interactive sculpture is based on the fictive assumption that the currently still valid principle of electronically transmitting moving images, namely by breaking them down into single images and image lines, was never discovered.
The result is an apparatus that attempts a highly elaborate parallel transmission of every single pixel from sender to receiver. This is only possible by connecting camera and monitor using about 2,500 cables. Unlike conventional electronic image transmission procedures, A Parallel Image is technologically completely transparent, conveying to the viewer a correspondence between real world and transmission that can be sensually experienced.
Gebhard Sengmüller is an artist working in the field of media technology, currently based in Vienna, Austria. Since 1992, he has been developing projects and installations focussing on the history of electronic media; creating alternative ordering systems for media content; and constructing autogenerative networks.
His work has been shown extensively in Europe, the US and Japan, among others in venues such as Ars Electronica Linz, the Venice Biennale, the Institute of Contemporary Arts London, Postmasters Gallery NYC, the Museum of Contemporary Photography Chicago, the FCMM Festival Montreal, or the ICC Center Tokyo.
