A distributed art installation and intervention with mobile devices in art spaces The Peers app makes it possible for users to interact visually with nearby mobile devices when sharing the same WLAN. The users’ camera streams are visually altered and can be viewed by superimposing them over one’s own camera […]
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8 Beiträge
Development of various apps for the artist collective Chicks on Speed. The apps represent digital instruments that enable audience members to live compose and mix audio visual scenes projected into the gallery space. First exhibited at Artspace Sydney in March 2013, followed by exhibitions and performances around the globe. SCREAM, […]
by Kiyoshi Furukawa, Masaki Fujihata, Wolfgang Münch In 2011, I was offered to work on the restoration of the Media Art Installation „Small Fish“ at the ZKM | Centre for Art and Media. The original application dates back to 1999 when Kiyoshi Furukawa, Masaki Fujihata and Wolfgang Münch created 15 interactive […]
»Sonor Field« is a 3D-simulation of the exhibition »Sound Art. Sound as a Medium of Art«. Users can travel through the virtual, spheric exhibition space and experience more than 60 different works and compositions by renowned international sound artists. Each sound and its inherent channels can be positioned in space […]
In 2012, I developed this iOS app for the exhibition »Oh Tannenbaum« by jjoo design in cooperation with the HfG Karlsruhe and the Goethe-Institute Barcelona. »Oh! Cards« lets you share Christmas Cards with nice images of Designer Christmas Trees. The trees have been submitted by international designers and students to […]
In 2014, the design label Nyta from Karlsruhe offered me to develop the promotion App for their innovative lamp „Tilt“. Nice to see that the young label from Karlsruhe ever since is having great success with their products and designs. With the app you get a feeling of how »Tilt« […]
Music Board allows the user to define notes and their relative order such that they can be constantly changed by way of spatial manipulation. The App makes it possible to work with generative processes and interact with structuring methods in modern music without any expert knowledge.
An augmented reality installation 2011 by Peter Weibel For Peter Weibel I developed this augmented reality installation for mobile devices back in 2011. Surrounded by ten floating globes, each representing a decade of the last century, users are confronted with the numbers of people killed due to genocides, political murders […]