Along this research path I examine how art exists with temporalities that we live with and develop through, affected by digital culture and in perspective of contemporary technogenesis.
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Art, Perception and Expanded Reality
My research on Expanded Reality examines media art and media aesthetic phenomena in perspective of philosophies, neurological theory, and psychologies of (digitally) expanded reality.
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Curatorial Practice and Urban Media Art
Through writing, research and curatorial projects, I work with art as a matter and mode of caring for its participation in human technocultural evolution and contemporary, digitally networked conditions of existence.
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From In/Visible City to Open Source City
The In/Visible City is developing at the threshold of two critical paradigms: The Visible City, which may be considered in terms of our visibly mediated and mediatized cityscape, transmitted on our urban screens and surfaces. Directly captured by lens-based technologies,…
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