Veranstaltungen der Kunstuniversität Linz
Viola Yip, born and raised in Hong Kong, now based in Berlin, is an experimental composer, performer, improviser, sound artist and instrument builder. In her practice, she develops unorthodox self-built instruments, compositions and performances that explore the complex and dynamic relationships between materiality, media, space, human body and machine body through sounds. Her instruments and …
Sounding Infrastructures Our engagement with creative processes—from making to perceiving—is profoundly influenced by an often invisible yet ever-present layer of infrastructures. In this talk, Till Bovermann will examine the underlying systems that shape our creative practices: the tools we use, the languages we speak, and the environments we inhabit. Together, we will explore how these …
„Tangible Music Lab Guest Lecture: Till Bovemann“ weiterlesen
Karl Ekdahl is a musician and instrument designer who aims to create experimental instruments that can be mass-produced on a smaller scale, making them economically accessible to a wider audience. His work focuses on the interaction between instrument and human, as well as the exploration of non-traditional sound and music creation.Karl will present his latest …
The Tangible Music Lab will open its doors for those attending this year’s Ars Electronica festival. We will prepare some demos, snacks and drinks on Saturday, September 6th from 11am until 2pm at the Tangible Music Lab located at the Tobacco Factory Linz. We will feature some of our latest research projects and short performances. …
Die Abteilung Tangible Music Lab lädt zum Gastvortrag von Lauren Jetty. Lauren Jetty is an artist, performer, musician and educator; often blurring the lines between these roles. Curiosity and conversation drive Lauren’s practice; she presents scenarios that bring the familiar into the realm of the magical. She specialises in the ‘other’ senses (taste, touch and …
KHIPU: Pre-Hispanic Electrotextile Computer What would have happened if the colonizers had not arrived in the Americas and our ancestral technologies had continued to exist? What would they be like? Khipu: Pre-Hispanic Electrotextile Computer is an artistic investigation into an ancient computing system used in pre-Columbian Andean cultures. In this system, information was knotted into …
Tangible Interaction Design lädt zur Guest Lecture ein. Paola Torres Nuñez del Prado Paola Torres Núñez del Prado (PE) explores the boundaries and connections in between tactility, the visual and audio related to the human voice, to nature, and to synthetic ones whose listening is often considered less harmonious, such as machine or digital noises. …