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

The very best of the regular Deep Space – Program.

Martin Mészáros (CH) and Alfred Vendl’s (AT) film Terra Mater: YouPlanet 3D reveals a habitat that remains largely unexplored by science: the human ecosystem. An average person’s two-square-meters of skin are home to about 100 trillion microscopic creatures, and thus far more than the human population of Earth.

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Thu 05.09. 11:00

Will Love Tear Us Apart by Gordon Calleja (MT) is a blind date with the dark sides of love. It’s based on the hit song by Joy Division, whose strophes are the point of departure of the various levels.

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Sat 7.9. 17:30
Sun 8.9. 17:30

With technical support from the Ars Electronica Center, Lois Lammerhuber (AT) shot breathtaking gigapixel images of Manhattan from a window on the 61st floor of Rockefeller Center. They’re now on display in
From Austria to the World at Vienna International Airport.

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Thu 5.9. 13:00, 19:30
Fri 6.9. 14:00, 19:30
Sat 7.9. 13:00, 19:30
Sun 8.9. 19:30

Max-Planck-Institut für Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften Leipzig (DE)

The interplay of billions of nerve cells in the brain is what makes us thinking beings. Neuroscientists display three-dimensional images of the brain to show how they’re using state-of-the-art technology like magnetic resonance imaging to learn more about these connections and interrelationships, and to understand thought processes.

Thu 5.9. 15:00
Fri 6.9. 15:00
Sat 7.9. 11:00, 15:00
Sun 8.9. 11:00, 15:00
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

Masaki Fujihata (JP)

A work also featured in CyberArts 2013, Voices of Aliveness is a vocal sculpture, a so-called metamonument constructed from a collective memory. Participants ride a bike along a “shouting circuit,” a route along which they can feel free to scream their brains out.

Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space
Thu 5.9. 12:30, 16:30
Fri 6.9. 12:30
Sat 7.9. 12:30, 16:30

FH OÖ Campus Hagenberg (AT)

Installation visitors become animators in Clockworld, a virtual reality installation by Benedict Bleimschein (AT) and Martin Kienmeyer (AT). They co-design the mental world of a virtual android. In the game installation re:collection, visitors are called upon to collaboratively save old data storage media like vinyl records and audio cassettes from destruction. They have to neutralize hazards and defend energy sources. This is the work of Jeremiah Diephuis, Wolfgang Hochleitner and Michael Lankes from the school’s Hagenberg Campus (AT) as well as Thomas Heller, Thomas Raffetzeder, Gernot Raudner and Manuel Wieser of Radiated Pixel (AT).

Thu 5.9. – Sun 8.9. 18:30
Mon 9.9. 14:00
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

Ina Conradi Chavez (U.S. / SG) Joshua Tan (SG), Davier Yoon (SG), Jeremy Goh (SG)

Half war movie, half animated painting, this work produced jointly by Joshua Tan and Xavier Yoon blends fantastic material and historical footage into a surreal reconfiguration of the present. Ina Conradi Chavez introduces painted narrative fragments into the logic and a dream’s narrative form of progression, and gradually morphs the concrete, explicit depiction into a fragile, complexly interwoven structure.

Thu 5.9.- Sun 8.9. 12:00
Thu 5.9. / Sat 7.9. 16:00
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space