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HPC DATA SYMPHONIES by Dr. Kirell Benzi In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 7: Transforming Logs Into Visual Narratives The project Dr. Kirell Benzi is developing HPC DATA SYMPHONIES, a public-facing installation designed to make the invisible inner workings of the HLRS high-performance computing (HPC) center visible and understandable to non-specialist audiences. The artwork […]

looping by Oliver Kruse In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 6: Technological Solutions Inspired by Nature The project Oliver Kruse is undertaking the looping project, which involves translating the aerodynamic morphology of the maple tree’s flying fruit into a structurally and aerodynamically refined large-scale flying sculpture. The physical artwork is planned to be an

LocalEchoes (VR-Terroir) by Bernat Cuní In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 5: Virtual Representations of Users The project Bernat Cuní’s residency focuses on challenging the rampant standardization of digital culture by creating hyperlocal avatars that absorb and are shaped by their environments, carrying their “lived experiences” like terroir. The objective is to visualize how

Sensing the heat by Kyriaki Goni In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 4: European Space Policy in the Age of Sustainability The project Kyriaki Goni is immersed in research that merges art with advanced technology to explore how to harness omnipresent satellite imagery and integrate non-human intelligences into narratives of resilience and sustainability. The

There Is No Such Thing as a Fish by Carolyn Kirschner In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 3: Exploring the Physics of Life The project Carolyn Kirschner residency project, There Is No Such Thing as a Fish, is an artistic investigation into the zebrafish as a model organism in scientific research, examining its socio-cultural

The Perfect Perfect Dirty by Johanna Bruckner In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 2: Exploring Human – AI Relationships The project Johanna Bruckner is pursuing research at the intersection of AI, queer theory, ecology, and posthumanism, focusing on the interface between the body, affect, and technology from the perspective of quantum physics. The project

In diese Welt geworfen by Theda Nilsson Eicke In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 1: Modeling the Mind The project Theda Nilsson-Eicke is developing a new theater piece for the “Modeling the Mind” challenge, derived from a deeply personal family situation but generalized to explore themes such as the limits of care and mental

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Intercultural AI: Weaving Worlds through Art and Algorithms” The selected projectUntangler: Worlds Reimagined Untangler is a cross-cultural revisit on African realities to create new worlds through informed and corrected/decolonized lens of Artificial Intelligence(AI) prompting a removal of bias in LLMs(Large Language Models) on what African realities through

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Provenance and Social Memory” The selected projectTERRITOIRE TISSés: Kuba Royal Art between Tradition and (R)evolution Territoires tissés (Woven Territories) is a project that traces the journeys and trajectories of various Congolese art objects since their contact with the West. Focusing particularly on the ancestral techniques of Kuba