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#We are City

© ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Elias Siebert
Title
#We are City
Medium / Material / Technic
Interactive, web-controlled light installation
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Location
glore, Waldstrasse 52, 76133 Karlsruhe

Time
From September 17, 2021
Monday–Sunday from 5–10 pm

#We are City consists of a multimedia app with which the audience can participate in the creation of art. When it gets dark, you can use the app programmed by Alexander Liebrich and Marco Zampella to participate actively in creating the audiovisual presentation in a shop window in the Waldstrasse. Via digital interfaces this work enables you to be part of a media art work and make art together with others.

Go to the app here

Supported by the UNESCO City of Media Arts Karlsruhe 2020 project support program for media art.

Import ID
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Detail Layout
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Alexander Liebrich & Marco Zampella

The creative duo of computer scientist Alexander Liebrich (*1978) and media artist Marco Zampella (* 1978) have been working together since 2010 at the intersection of art, technology, people, and nature. They focus particularly on human–machine interactions. In collaboration with dramaturg Frank Halbig at Southwest Broadcasting, a regional public broadcasting corporation, in 2010 they developed an interactive radio play for Mobile Interface Radio (MIR). In 2011, at the first BEYOND Festival in Karlsruhe, they presented a multiplayer video game which used real and virtual content. Besides computer games they progam smartphone apps and explore digital means of extending human perception like virtual reality and augmented reality. Alexander Liebrich and Marco Zampella live and work in Karlsruhe.

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