Art

Global Dreams was part of the Unauthorized SFMOMA Show. Unauthorized SFMOMA Show was a series of solo shows that took place within SFMOMA’s public spaces from April 6th – July 2nd 2017 on a rotating basis, without the consent or knowledge of the institution. The only requirement to visit an Unauthorized SFMOMA Show was to be physically present at SFMOMA and have access to a device connected to the Internet. UNAUTHORIZED SFMOMA SHOW Intervention by Lasse Scherffig, Enar de Dios Rodríguez and Ana María Montenegro Jaramillo ...

dream-like experiments in global thinking

A video of our group installation/performance Rube-Goldberg-Lauf-der-Dinge-Electronic-Circuit-Feedback-Machine is part of the Global Games exhibition at ZKM, Karlsruhe. Global Games is part of the massive 300 day GLOBALE laboratory, academy and exhibition at ZKM. The show can be visited from August 11th, 2015 until April 17th, 2016. Rube-Goldberg-Lauf-der-Dinge-Electronic-Circuit-Feedback-Machine was built, performed and filmed in two days during Next Level Conference 2011, Cologne. It features instable arrangements of hard- and software translating between game worlds (on- and offscreen) by Paidia Institute/ Björn Theis, Jonas Hansen, Karin Lingnau, Lasse Scherffig, Sebastian Thewes, and Thomas Hawranke. ...

Share Festival 2014/2015: Autonomous, Turin Paidia Laboratory: feedback has been shortlisted for SHARE PRIZE 2014 and will be shown at SHARE FESTIVAL 2014/2015 with the fitting theme “autonomous”. Exhibition: March 19th-29th Venue: Temporary Museum, Corso Verona 15/C, Turin, Italy

Installation together with Paidia Institute documentation: Schwindel der Wirklichkeit, Akademie der Künste, 2014

Three new works of the cycle Paidia Laboratory: feedback will be shown at the exhibition Schwindel der Wirklichkeit at the Akademie der Künste, Berlin. Period: 17.09. – 14.12.2014 Opening: 16.09.2014, 19:00 Venue: Akademie der Künste, Hanseatenweg 10, 10557 Berlin Paidia Laboratory: feedback is a project I did together with Thomas Hawranke, Karin Lingnau and Lasse Scherffig

The Solar Wind Aeroscope is an artistic instrument dealing with atmospheric conditions that depend on “space weather:” a storm of electromagnetic particles from the sun that constantly affects our atmosphere. It uses an Internet connection (in the gallery) or a radio receiver (in the wild) to tap into a global network of amateur HAM-radio stations known as WSPRnet. Through this network, the Aeroscope can “see” the atmospheric conditions caused by the solar wind. ...

Holographic digital Print, 2014

In the experiment feedback #1 two game controllers of a fighting game are modified. The vibration feedback of the controller are used to create two closed feedback loops. The vibration motor of each controller is linked with the PUNCH button of the controller. As soon the setup gets a start impulse by pressing one PUNCH button the system plays itself. In 2013 Paidia Laboratory: Feedback was part of the game exhibition “Computerspielen - perspectives of play” in Dortmunder U, Dortmund. ...

The content of the publication is the result of a week long workshop in Southern Sardinia held by Susanna Schoenberg, Lasse Scherffig and me with participants from Academy of Media Arts Cologne, EESI Poitiers and Sint-Lucas Ghent. The focus of the artistic workshop/laboratory was on waves trasmission and scanning as an approach to develop ideas of spaces or layers of spatial reality. Participants had the possibility to work with radio- receiver, capacitive sensors and 3d scan technology to invent enquiries and built instruments. ...