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Aktuell / Upcoming
18 May – 29 June, 2013 | Opening: 17th May 20h GLITCH UNSER SCHREIBZEUG ARBEITET MIT AN UNSEREN GEDANKEN Kunstraum Innsbruck Maria-Theresien-Straße 34, Arkadenhof, 6020 Innsbruck Participating Artists: | Sylvia Eckermann | Thomas Feuerstein | Christina Goestl | Lawrence Abu Hamdan | Gerald Nestler | Axel Stockburger | Peter Szely | 23 May – 15 July , 2013 | Opening: 23th May 19h
LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY DELETING … curated by: Isin Önol
Participating Artists: | Ana de Almeida | Deniz Alt | Fatih Aydogdu | Eva Beierheimer & Miriam Laussegger | Sylvia Eckermann | Bernhard Cella | Sakir Gökcebag | Peter Hoiß | Nika Kupyrova | Mirko Lazovic | Ardan Özmenoglu | Thomas Riess | Römer + Römer | Pinar Yoldas | Hyung Min Yoon | Gerald Zahn |
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Telluric Force
Computer Animation, 2.0 Sound by Szely, Plasma-Bildschirm, Rahmen, 90 x 150 cm
PARKFAIR 2012 ARTE NOAH September 19–23, 2012, Vienna, Austria Parkdeck Ebene 3A / Stadion Center, Olympiaplatz 2 / 1020 Vienna, Austria
Foto:Georg K. |
March 11 — December 31 2012
http://www.sound-of-sirens.net
a social platform / video portal
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kunstraum BERNSTEINER, Schiffamtsgasse 11, 1020 Vienna / December 2010 — January 2011 Naked Eye
3-channel video installation, sound, text, projection objects, carpet
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Sylvia Eckermann: naked eye, 3 channel videoinstallation, installation view |
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aesthetics is politics / dream a dreamer’s dream
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November 2010 Reigen video, site-specific installation, Dorotheum Wien 2010
Sylvia Eckermann: Reigen, videostill |
MedienKunstLabor, KUNSTHAUS GRAZ / September — November 2009 a performative and interactive artistic experiment
The Trend is your Friend! is an artistic and experimental translation of the market as a model that increasingly interferes with our social environment. The installation takes a close look at economic trends that relate to finance, commodities, fashion, media, consumption, and many other spheres of life. TIYF! is a machine that is constructed from visuals and sound, invites the visitors to participate, and is triggered by robots. The work questions the economic world and the market place—this persistent environment that surrounds us. It asks: How can we influence this environment and what is our role in the "game"?
Idea, Concept, Artwork: Sylvia Eckermann, Concept, Artistic Research: Gerald Nestler, Composition: Peter Szely
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| 2008 — 2011
— a paradoxical conversation piece
Filmed and edited by Sylvia Eckermann and Gerald Nestler © 2008-2011 3-channel video, duration: 01:58:14 Northern Yunnan, Krems, Stopfenreuther Au and Vienna.
Breathe My Air is a cinematic conversation between participants from the worlds of art and curating, filmmaking, literature and poetry, philosophy and theory living in China and Europe.
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Museum Stein, Kunstmeile Krems AT / September 2008 — September 2009 In Ninth Heaven or The Far End of Europe | Im Neunten Himmel
An Interactive Synthetic Scape
(3D realtime-system, projection, 5 channel audio system, golden mirrors, interface, computer, size: 4 x 4 x 2.5m)
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ars electronica 2007, Landesgalerie Linz
Unreal Mod, 3 Projections, 8 channel audio-system, mirrors, wooden construction, size: 10x5x5 meters
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Mirror Cells is an interactive installation that turns around our perception of space and time. The gamers as well as the visitors are immersed inside an infinitely mirrored acousmatic-visual 3d-world. Mirror Cells was a feature-project of
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permanent installation since 2006, Museum Arbeitswelt Steyr |
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Meta-performative Game in Real Time Intervention into Global
Financial Markets and Exchanges
by Sylvia Eckermann + Gerald Nestler WORKING_WORLD.NET Living and working in the midst of globalization,
plastic trade-off visualizes global financial markets and thus a core element of global economy. The real-time data of specific markets are translated into abstract light flows which reflect this global system in a dynamic work of art. more
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