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Erik Freydank
Breitscheidplatz
Frederic Brodbeck
0..1
En Kitani
*WAAW
Ying Chen
Absconding
Lorenz Raab
Analoge Brücke
Akitoshi Honda
Artificial Appetizer
Elisa Storelli
Assemblaggio N1
Julius Fuehrer
A Thousand Seeds or the Right to Becoming
Merani Schilcher
autoantibody.3 – Destruction of Self
Frederic Gmeiner
Bericht über R.
Alexander Hahn
Bioinformatics: Nature’s superiority over binary computing
Susa Schmid
Blickskulpturen / Gaze Sculptures
Bruno Gola
Bruto
Ying Chen
Bubbles
Tim Horntrich
Clock Choc
Hsiao Li-Chi
Coffee And Kitty
David Reitenbach
convincing ideas
Jens Wunderling
default to public
Constantin Engelmann
Der Kopist
Valerian Blos
Design as Restriction / Restriction as Design
Özcan Ertek
Devil's Rope: On a Journey of No Return
Sven Gutjahr
Diaries of Alvin Fredriksøn
Tim Horntrich
DropingNews
Robin Woern
Ephememorion
Orlando Helfer Rabaça
Footprint²¹³
Julian Netzer
GOTCHA
Erik Anton Reinhardt
Graphic Design
Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
Hacking Memorials
Martin Kim Luge
Hear the grass growing
Christopher Hoehn
How It Was(n't)
Tim Horntrich
ICSY TK 5000
Julius von Bismarck
Image Fulgurator
Willy Sengewald
Jammer Horn
Florentin Aisslinger
Living with Matter
Monika Hoinkis
Living with Things
Sebastian Wolf
lovesmenot
Andreas Schmelas
Machines At Work
Merani Schilcher
Make Me A Weapon – Destruction of Context
Julia Rosenstock
Meadow of carnivore plants
Frederic Gmeiner
Memory Shapes
Merani Schilcher
Mephista – Destruction of Other
Ying Chen
My queer body, my ownership
Piet Schmidt
möve
Fang Tsai
Nahweh: the Unreachable
Nicenboim Iohanna
Objects of Research
Bill Hartenstein
Palio
Vinzenz Aubry
pendel 1
Hye Joo Jun
Phantom Limb
Markus Kison
Pulse
Kilian Kottmeier
Resource forecast
Felix Worseck
Subordination/Unterordnung
Frederic Brodbeck
Synthetic Flurry
Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
Tagebilder
Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
The Beauty of Oppositions
Andreas Schmelas
The Space Beyond Me
Julius von Bismarck
The Space Beyond Me
Andreas Schmelas
The Visible Invisible
Paul Kolling
thing <ser. no.>
Elisa Storelli
This machine will not switch herself off
David Löhr
Titan
Niklas Söder
Unstable Trajectories
Tilman Richter
Wall of Distribution
Tilman Richter
Wall of Support
Tilman Richter
Wall of Tendencies
Andi Rueckel
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Christopher Hoehn — How It Was(n't)
Free Projects
How It Was(n't) is a real-time-simulation-video-installation. It calculates a view into the simulated sky of the past. Using recorded weather data, the sky is reconstructed and simulated at the moment of viewing at the location of the exhibition from 20 years ago.
How It Was(n't) is an exploration of digital image cultures in simulation and their use as an instrument of virtual empiricism in knowledge production. Simulation models serve to predict phenomena. How It Was(n't) inverts this vector and simulates the model of a CGI past.
How It Was(n't) was also a cultural and art historical engagement with the subject of cloud representation. From the symbolism of transcendence and eternity in ancient painting, to the capture of an ephemeral and fleeting natural phenomenon in modernity, to the technicised notion of clouds in the digital present.
M.A. Graduation Project
How It Was(n't)
2020
Realtime-Simulation-Video-Installation
4 Screens, PC, Software, Steel
170×67×67cm
supervised by Prof. Joachim Sauter, Prof. Jussi Ängeslevä, Prof. Dr. Kathrin Peters, Prof. Alexander Peterhänsel
