Enjoy interactive flights in 3-D through the entire known universe in breathtaking images and experience the dimensions of space like never before.

http://www.scalingtheuniverse.com
credits: SCISS

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Thu 5.9. – Mon 9.9. 10:00

The Spaxels are flying again, both on Friday and Sunday they are going to perform to shows.

Both shows were created for robotronica by the QUT in Brisbane. The flights, which where the Spaxels-Premiere in the southern hemisphere on August 18th 2013, will be accompied by the original score.

Stunt 1
The Kangaroo-Cat
Didgeridoo: Adrian Fabila aka Tjupurru (http://topshelf.com.au/tjupurru/ )
Electronic Music: 7bit Hero (www.7bithero.com)

Stunt 2
Spartacus
Aram Khachaturian

Ars Electronica Quarter
Fri 6.9.2013 20:30
Sun 8.9.2013 20:30

Inside Ars Electronica Solutions provides exciting insights to Ars Electronica’s most recent division. Ars Electronica Solutions creates customized interactive products and services in the areas Shop Experience, Event & Show Design, Brandlands & Exhibitions and Urban Development. Besides a comprehensive presentation of project highlights, Inside Solutions demonstrates how Ars Electronica Solutions represents the final link in a process chain commencing with a visionary concept and proceeding via prototype development to culminate in an innovative product.

Hideaki Ogawa: Ars Electronica Creative Cloud Osaka
Kristefan Minski: Bienenstock
Benjamin Mayr: Virtual Cosmos
Martina Mara: Hakuhodo x Ars Innovation Catalysts
Patrick Müller: Nitsch – Schein und Sein
Hideaki Ogawa: Elekit Candlescape
Veronika Pauser: OpenAIR
Roland Aigner: Resonate
Matthew Gardiner: Project Genesis
Michael Mayr: Tosca
Patrick Müller: Miraikan Your-Cosmos
Martin Mörth, Andreas Jalsovec: Spaxels – The Sky is no Limit

Inside Futurelab
Sa 7.9. 15:00 – 17:00
SkyLoft, Ars Electronica Center

Kurt Hörbst (AT)

Upper Austrian photographer Kurt Hörbst’s full-body scans reconnoiter the surfaces covering and adorning the human body in search of remarkable details. His imaging technique is an intentional deceleration of high-speed digital photography. The portrait subjects lay flat on the floor while they’re digitally scanned, one pass after another, by a high-definition digital camera. The subjects have to freeze and maintain their pose for one to two minutes.

Ars Electronica Center, Foyer

The full-body scnans are also shown in Deep Space:
Thu 5.9. – Sun 8.9. 14:30

people_scan LIVE SCANS

Kurt Hörbst will scan you during these times:

Fr 6.9. 15:00 – 18:00
Sa 7.9. 15:00 – 18:00

This is an opportunity for workshop talks with and presentations by key co-producers, partners and associates of the 2013 Ars Electronica Festival.

One is Zaragoza Ciudad del Conocimiento (ES), a Spanish foundation that received support from Ars Electronica in launching Paseo Project, its program to come up with new ideas for communication in and with Saragossa.

There will also be encounters with artists involved in the big Wir sind hier collective project, with Taiwanese media artists whose works are on display in Schizophrenia Taiwan 2.0, and their Japanese and Israeli counterparts involved in the Japan Media Arts Festival show and this year’s Campus exhibition, IL(L) Machine.

Ars Electronica Center, Seminarraum
Sat 7. 9. 13:30

2013 [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant winners Marcelo Coelho (BR), Skylar Tibbits (US), Natan Linder (IL) and Yoav Reches (IL) join Matthew Gardiner (AU/AT) from the Ars Electronica Futurelab to demonstrate Hyperform, their innovative 3-D printing process to produce foldable elements.

Ars Electronica Center, FabLab
Fri, 6.9. 12:00 – 16:00

Nukeme (JP)
Glitch Embroidery is a computer-controlled embroidery machine that works with the overwritten data of such a device. The damaged code interrupts the flow of the needles’ activity and produces small imperfections. These glitches, the outcome of data that despite being damaged are still legible, are applied to the embroidered fabric.

Ars Electronica Center, FabLab
Thu 5.9. 13:00 – 15:00
Sat 7.9. 13:00 – 15:00

Candlescape is a media art construction kit for an LED candle powered by a solar cell. Workshop participants can use it to configure an animated world. Inside the candle, there are two inscribable backlit discs that trigger a poetic play of light and shadow. The illuminated object developed by Elekit (JP) and the Ars Electronica Futurelab is so cleverly designed that intuition alone suffices to fine-tune the rotation speed and brightness.

Ars Electronica Center, FabLab
Thu 5. 9. 10:00 – 18:00
Fri 6. 9. 10:00 – 11:30
Sat 7. 9. – Mon 9.9. 10:00 – 18:00

The very best of the regular Deep Space – Program.

Forms by Quayola (IT) and Memo Akten (TR) is a Golden Nica prize-winning study of human movements and their resonance in space and time. It was made with film footage of athletes at the Commonwealth
Games.

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Thu 05.09. 17:30
Fri 06.09. 17:30