objects in concrete, pumps, colored water, plants
The installation adresses the resonance qualities of objects and organisms, as well as their capacity for initiation and response, which operate on both micro and systemic levels.
Betonobjekte, Pumpen, gefärbtes Wasser, Pflanzen
Die Installation thematisiert die Resonanzqualitäten von Objekten und Lebewesen sowie deren Fähigkeit zur Initiierung und Reaktion, die auf mikro- und systemischer Ebene wirksam sind.
plastic, wire, concrete, radio, radio sender, soundscape
An installation with small hybrid creatures and a radio program. The soundscape consists of generative audio works.
The Dijkstra algorithm solves the single-source shortest path problem.For a given source node in the graph, the algorithm finds the shortest path between that node and every other. It can also be used for finding the shortest paths from a single node to a single destination node by stopping the algorithm once the shortest path…
Printouts of an isolated obfuscated malware code of a cyber attack.
I conduct teach-ins for the public. A teach-in is a once popular form of an intensive teaching, discussion and information event, which has fallen into oblivion during recent years. It developed in the context of the political movements of the 1960s and served as an instrument to point out grievances, and to develop possibilities of…
Constraints delves into the realm of thought experiments and constraints, presenting a captivating exploration of the construction of reality and identity. By utilizing texts and images sourced from social media, specifically those tagged with constraints, it embarks on a fascinating journey. At the core of this artistic endeavor lie animated objects, hypothetical machines designed to…
Karl Heinz Jeron collects carelessly discarded objects while walking through the city. With minimal electronic circuits he makes these objects sound. He has been inspired by the text Supernatural Apparitions and Domestic Life in Japan by Kazuhiko Komatsu.There he describes the concept of Ushirometasa. “Although it has largely been forgotten since disposability became the…