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My work is about possibilities — about finding ways for things to behave differently, connect differently, or become something unexpected. I work with algorithms, networks, language, interfaces and everyday systems, translating them into paintings, installations, sound works and participatory situations. I use rules and computational processes as materials, but also as starting points. I introduce chance, error, movement and human intervention, allowing a system to produce results that cannot be fully predicted. Language, data and physical space often become ingredients in these processes. A street name can trigger a text, a movement can become a composition, or a set of instructions can create a shared experience. I am interested in what happens when familiar systems are slightly shifted. My works invite people to enter these situations, take part in them and discover possibilities that might otherwise remain unseen.

 

Karl Heinz JeronKarl Heinz Jeron was born in Memmingen, Germany in 1962. He lives and works in Berlin Germany. His art deals with every day culture, media perception and information processing. Jeron’s works span from the singing and dancing robots, to augmented reality objects based on paper sculptures . Recent exhibitions, events and collaborations include Athens Digital Arts Festival, ZKM Karlsruhe, Ars Electronica Linz, Documenta X, ICA London, Walker Art Museum Minneapolis, Berlinischen Galerie Berlin and the Museum of Modern Art San Francisco.

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Karl Heinz Jeron  wurde 1962 in Memmingen, Deutschland geboren. Er lebt und arbeitet in Berlin Deutschland. Seine Kunst handelt von Alltagskultur, medialer Wahrnehmung und Informationsverarbeitung. Seine Arbeiten reichen von Aufführungen mit singenden und tanzenden Robotern zu augmented reality Objekten basierend auf Papierskulpturen. Seine Arbeiten wurden unter anderem im ZKM Karlsruhe, auf der Ars Electronica Linz, der Documenta X, am ICA London, dem Walker Art Museum Minneapolis, der Berlinischen Galerie Berlin und dem Museum of Modern Art San Francisco gezeigt.

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