Exhibition – Beyond the Screen
“Beyond the Screen” invites you to explore a realm where screens lose their edges, and imagination pushes into the digital unknown. Immerse yourself in bold installations, experience captivating live performances, and join insightful talks with the artists behind the works.
/.. some things i’ve lost since 2006
An interactive online archive that contains personal items lost during the previous eighteen years. Every item includes the photo, date, location, and circumstances of loss.
| Artist | Andrei Iakovlev |
76
“76” is a data-driven artwork based on the audiovisualisation – simultaneous data sonification and visualisation – of the earth temperature anomalies.
| Artist | Enrico Dorigatti |
Arthropods Of The Anthropocene
For the project “Arthropods of the Anthropocene”, Lynn Haag wanted to give a stage to the evolutionary biological heritage and the impressive diversity of marine crustaceans and shellfish.
| Artist | Lynn Haag |
Bimmel.resonnanz.glossolalie
This installation is a dadaist phone-call for human- and AI voices. An experimental audio-play between sense and nonsense, with menacing under- and overtones.
| Artist | Felix Römer |
How are you?
“How are you?” is an installation that shows the contrast between external representation and inner feelings. An armless ceramic sculpture symbolises limitation, a video shows changing facial expressions.
| Artist | Jieon Sun |
Irrlicht
Behind these cities lies the forgotten history of the swamps – once an obstacle, today important for biodiversity and climate protection. This installation connects times and lets us listen to the voice of the swamp.
| Artist | Anna Ferro |
| Linda Maas | |
| Maximilian Rueth | |
| Joel Schaefer | |
| Moritz Huson | |
| Galina Angelova | |
| Adam Streicher | |
| Marek Plichta |
Memory Pills
“Memory Pills” is an AR project that explores the transience of memory and the power of imagination through analog photography and stop-motion animation.
| Artist | Agata Olteanu |
| Teodora Mihalia |
Red Thread
The installation “Red Thread” examines physical reactions to intense emotions. The idea is based on the fact that intense emotions take about 90 seconds to permeate the body and subside again.
| Artist | Daria Wörmann |
Split Realities
“Split Realities” makes the distorted perception of people with schizophrenia perceptible. In this way, the installation aims to promote awareness and empathy for those affected.
| Artist | Vincent Paul |