Digitale Kunst is an open platform for experimental artistic practice with and around digital media. We work across art, technology, research and society: with images, sound, code, machines, networks, bodies, spaces and whatever does not have a name yet.
We value collaboration, communication, divergence, risk-taking and openness. You do not need to arrive as a finished artist or technical expert. We want to understand how you think, what you notice and what you insist on.
Digital media are both material and a place to ask questions. What do technologies make visible, and what do they leave out? How do they shape the ways we live, communicate and imagine? We approach these questions through making, testing, discussion and exchange.
There is no single medium or prescribed outcome. An idea can become an image, a performance, a piece of code or something unexpected. The process leaves room for uncertainty, failed attempts and changes of direction — and for learning from one another.
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Open Studios from 10:00 to 18:00, followed by CLUBGEWANDTE in the evening. The department program will be announced on the microsite.
more…CLUBGEWANDTE · Digitale Kunst.
more…Screening by Digitale Kunst at Blickle Kino, with Lecture Tina Kult.
more…Andreas Rippl · Biin Jin · Anastasia Voloshina · Carolina Rivera Arboleda · Bokan Mohammad Assad · Iris Kienzl · Lena Kalleitner
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