Unfolding Space

Elektropastete [DE]

This German digital arts collective (self-described as ’6 anillustratophotocoders and 1 typographiconoclast’) has gained renown with their diverse works, ranging …

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Lab[AU] [BE]

LAb[au] is a Belgian artist-trio consisting of Manuel Abendroth, Els Vermang and Jérôme Decock. Their oeuvre displays themes such as colour, light, sound and motion and are characterized by space, concept and the influence of process-based creation. LAb[au]’s experimental and innovative art practice focuses on fundamental research of contemporaneity in art.

Trinity, Electronic Performers [ES]

Trinity is an audiovisual interactive dance piece by Electronic Performers (Oscar Sol [ES] and Iris Heitzinger [AT]), which tells the journey of a body going through different states of perception of space. Through movement, the body is immersed in an environment of textures and audiovisual landscapes that not only accompany, but will push to a transformation process. Electronic Performers is a project by interactive visual artist Oscar Sol (ES) and dancer/choreographer Iris Heitzinger (AT)

Graffitizer, Daniel Berio [IT]

Daniel Berio (1978) is a programmer and designer from Florence, Italy. Resulting from years of experience as a graffiti artist, his ArtScience research is an attempt at merging the aesthetics of his own style of graffiti letters with algorithmic art. He is developing generative graffiti algorithms whose output is fed to physical drawing machines and augmented with real-time projections, mixing real ink with projected light as a painterly medium. Two graffitizers will be displayed at the first Coded Matter(s) event.

Michiel de Lange [NL]

Michiel de Lange is a part-time lecturer in New Media Studies at Utrecht University, and a researcher and adviser of new media and urbanism. He is the co-founder of The Mobile City, a platform for the study of new media and urbanism. With his knowledge and experience at the intersection of ICT’s and the city Michiel will introduce the night and take an anthropological perspective on the Unfolding Space theme, thereby he will elaborate on the role that artists play who work on the cross-section of art, science, and technology.

Michel van Dartel [NL]

Michel van Dartel (NL) is a curator at V2_Institute for the Unstable Media and the Dutch Electronic Art Festival. He is currently also a guest curator at art center TENT, MU gallery and the Energize festival, and teaches at Luca Brussels University College and Hanze University of Applied Science. Michel holds an MSc in Cognitive Psychology and a PhD in Artificial Intelligence.