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Lumentektur – die mediale Durchdringung des Realen im urbanen Raum | Thorsten Bauer | TEDxKIT


about the mediathek

urban spaces speak on the one hand

before the

of media art

But make the thought a bit

continue to spin where does that actually lead

to be able to do that in the future and how

We really want to live in the cities

they also live through digital

Devices through digital screens

The whole thing would have been extended

i make of a subjective i

do not put me here as

scientist hennig am

media artist in front of a good twelve

I have the artist collective for years

homescreen founded then in 2008 we have

three of a company and made it

have this new art form of the

protection mapping I now here

would like to introduce briefly

and again and again for new ones

application possibilities searched and

Actually, we are a bit like that

artistic researchers started this

help develop what we here see the

are big picture projections on

architectural tours so the picture itself

actually not manipulated is one

normal camera recording of the

sydney opera and there are just big

Image projections with a re from 14 like

one projects on this architecture

and the whole idea is behind it

that we projection the media

level we go to the building

are so close to the building on the

structure and on top of those on the

aesthetic expression of this one

architecture that’s actually that

medium with the architecture together too

a lake impression will be these two

Plains somehow catch on

marry and start in, so to speak

a current situation is approaching

transform and that is a whole

Magical moment we we always

have tried again in ours

to evoke work but not only

on architecture as we see here

but we can do that too

Starting in the investigation movement too

look what torres still of it

can profit or where this new

format was summed up in this case

the one opera we staged

not only where we were lucky

the projection but also the

set design to shape protection

mapping is always an addition or

a leak around on the components

from on the one side of an analog

world

that surrounds us and on the other side

a fictional claim of one of the

Why do we keep coming back?

we have worked in

We have woven our work

here for example a performer of

we developed this piece what

not really that much anymore

Media art was somewhere but

the threshold of theater cinema and

project mapping has stopped this

deformations we are invited again and again

exactly this border between reality

fiction medium digital assertion and

actually to blur or

to blur and yes that was

luckily we have quite successful

in that we are also very early and as

pioneers have started in this field

we had the great luck that we now

allowed to work internationally

with and with our works and always

continue to do research as here

For example, this last example

work is to be driven little

that we wanted to break away from

the pure reaction to a building

that we also own the objects

we then project on

So on the one hand from the design comes to you

say we build a physical structure

Like this wall sculpture and approach the

to that digital on and on the other

then the digital something, so to speak

this structure is played and both sides

are coordinated so that

somehow such a hybrid object

digital and analog arises in the

work was relatively clear

almost in the first two

years that the conventional

Handicraft by bildgestaltung

actually no longer takes what we

so to speak learned from our background

if we had such yours

projection like the gasometer thinking

where 100 meters high space was created

we have to attack that we speak

Now we create spaces that we do not

But we do not create that one anymore

make classic screendesign than we do

had to be taken in our grounds

craft tool as a new graphic designer

We think in terms of learning and demographic thinking

Architects think like cities plan

two years ago, then me personally

another topic has been encountered since then

did not let go and that is

mediatek tours detectors that are

architecture tours from the outset so

from the moment of construction, provided with medial means

are those are not projection on

building but the are led is the

out of the building, so to speak

shine and such architectures the

demand a very special thinking

of course we can do that

not just the art we have so far

have developed on such buildings

transmitted because the public space is

no art gallery

He is also no entertainment room

public space has its own

legitimacy and it is for me

personally exciting

find out in which interface

I am there if I have this

The hybrid buildings are designed on the

have a side physical structure

on the other side this digitality

and I have it myself again

second time self-employed and

they do not work on concepts

so far away from the lecture

we have just seen the really im

architectural senses about media

of course, and we can do that

Today is the advertising of a blanket

works with a long hand through the

through this this possibility

through and and of course wants to

also present there in urban space is

a very lucrative art for advertising

to show oneself

We have also made solutions there

is actually now in his hamburg

Installation you can visit

presses there on the elevator

button and then through this

Virtual beer pillar high in the club

drive and there it goes again

this mixture of real and and

assertion of analog and digital if

I’m in the real elevator cabin

this virtual assertion of beer there

by then driving that has the a

very special appeal and that’s it

what I would like to put forward though

we about this art new art form

then we have to speak that too

help against the background see one

somehow kind

social psychology

resonance or anything that the

society one where the society

exactly this art also carries and she

promoted and ultimately natural

also paid that means I am the

firm conviction that these are these

protection mapping also a poetic

and visually aesthetic mirror image is

a digital revolution where more and more

the digital in interacts with our world

and that’s kind of like a game

from that

and of course we are not

alone

We are not the inventor

from the digital idea to everyday life

integrate

there are big big industries

all augmented in this area

Reality just press ahead

rowlands facebook iphone all play

just with this technological idea

on the one hand on the software his

on the other hand, on the hardware side or

also the art here again

great artist john kästner the one

invented wallet that has come up with

the helmet connected to the smartphone

and then with the bank account online

bank account in sync and ever

After how much money do you put on the online

banking has the bigger this one

smart and natural

is that also as a joke and built

thought but it shows exactly this idea

on how digital is getting more and more hectic

becomes like the digital in our world

grows in and on every corner

looking for binding, so to speak

exactly my first important thesis that I

I would like to bring that to you

that we are from this dualistic system

from real world and on the one hand

other side of this world in this

screen takes place that we have these two

bridge as a bridge will hit

that these two worlds are getting more and more

mix with each other that we are in

to live in a world in the future

the digital in ours, so to speak

Everyday world has embedded now

Of course you have to look

do a bit of reality check

that is again a so-called

media procedure whereby they actually the

Names do not deserve

I want already now

it is a negative example

when we look at each other, how is that going to be?

Digital is implemented in the moment and is

it’s actually a mere a mere one

transfer the existing image formats into

big picture screens then somehow in

I’ll hang the city space

the extended idea of ​​the

dualistic world we already have

have from screen and reality this

Screen takes no relation at all

to the architecture to the room to the

People on he is actually one

Cuckoo hole in a strange world

which is completely out of place there if

we could do it now, of course

ask what do we have knowledge for

the last 15 years worked out where we

say that would be wise is so too

we design these tools

That’s what our designs has evolved

I could talk about that, but I think so

The argument also weak because it then

always aesthetically and always

only one claim is not

suspect that is something or is for me

It’s much more interesting on the side too

watch

the existing visual language and there

I want to be the last speaker

Even today , ask me once again

to go this round and what is

because in essence in these pictures in

this visual language that we of today

they do not know each other at all

to be reconciled with our real ones

room with the space surrounding us

our urban space

I suspect and that is perhaps too

a little bit it said for imported

that is an ontological difference

So a kind of difference

between these two disciplines

on the one hand film and architecture enter

The difference between them was their own

different and competing

reality assertions may result

a bit put but now remains

with me that explains itself in the next

For example, I’m pretty good at it

mean mine

exactly one note I in the last

I’ve found them and myself too

always has to come back is out

a book from the sixties by andré

bosses were film critics and he has in

this book in the face of

film and theater has worked

so to speak searched what are actually

the essential core of the

both disciplines and are the art

related or not and there he has this

sentence formulates the world on the

Canvas can not be next to ours

they necessarily sit down

in their place and what meant it

It is actually also at night

to understand if we in ours

sitting room then we can just

not exactly that picture of that bet

and Thomas Gottschalk next to the cat

I suppose I have to sit on the sofa

decide on a reality level

There are apparently two allegations

over place and time there

compete and I have to speak, so to speak

either perceive the cinema hall or

just the game on the canvas this

both separate from each other as

Oil and water and I asked myself

It has always been this way and that

is there a pretty example of a say

no idea if she’s right or not

the first of the brothers liam

moving pictures that was not a narrative

Formats no narrative but simply

just a moving picture and exactly at

this scene of the entering train all the way

Famously there is the saying that the first

row of the cinema hall

and terrified in the other corner

that he had fled from terror

to be rolled over at the beginning

the visual language was still there

overlapping of the two levels of reality

and then what happens then is

so to speak, the film language emerged

initially the theater directors the

just have their craft

transferred that did not work there

was the movie in the early crisis and

but then came the first pioneers of the

films and what did they do?

have the two essential grammars

the one defined is the montage and

the other is the moving camera and

the assembly is the cut which means

look in a moment from this one

direction on an object and in the

other moment I jump in one

other visible axis that we can in

not in our reality context

accept there is the moment I am

suspect where, so to speak, the picture in

detached from this famous third wall

has from the room in which we are and to

an own space time assertion

I’ve been in that, so to speak

director through the narrative gondola and

he leads me, so to speak, I leave my

dreamless and enters his room

and why dreads why is this me

important to me is important because that

as it were saying that if we were the

digital levels if we are the visual

Implementing media in our everyday life

we want to be here for a break

before a break in the pictorial language we

must, so to speak, be the grammar of

film language from there on

has continued into the digital

unlearn media until today and new ones

to invent forms of visual narration

if we want the digital one

becoming part of our daily life

it’s about nothing less than that

the development of a new language

and one more hint it makes me whole

optimistic actually what I something

the last ten years as a result

came out

if I ask myself now ok and

what style does that have now?

direction takes this now if I

the digital in my everyday life a battle

so we have on our work

We had to learn radically

submitting reality we had to do everything

do for us our pictures our

Contexts so close to the physical world

bring that two in touch

have taken and next to too

one became

that did not go by itself that means

I think so too if that happens

we let digitization and the

a part of our life becomes then

Will it significantly increase the real space

So that’s the habitat we live in

have to submit to life and this next to

serve

So it’s more about the analogy

sation against digital correlations

as to the further digitization of the

analog world from my view theses

artists

okay the last one more minute why

that is one you can always do

ask and that ‘s a pretty good one

why ever ask why

Should we actually do that at all

allow us to speak ours, so to speak

cities digitize our everyday life

digitize

you have to go a bit deeper

dig to find your answer i

believe that it is incredibly important

I am a very big agreement

Critic exactly this scene and

this development I actually there

as a developer with operations on the

On the other side, I think that ‘s it

so really essential is at

if I am going to be with myself for the next 30 years

look at the digital revolution

industry economics culture and us too

in as an individual will then see

me that’s what we say

limited resources we have

it becomes our own adaptability

So massive are such massive things

is changed so much will change

in our contexts that we are the

we have to withstand that

work up and I believe that such

install the digital im

public space for a society

condensation and dialogue points

We can rub where we can

You must not displace that and moreover

conservative from our cities and

keep out of everyday life because then it will be

sooner or later only to a backlash

exactly against these went against this

development and what the result is

I already have in my feeling

Last year’s Bundestag election saw what

a social one, so to speak

social restrictions against

I think that causes such a development

that ‘s important to us this

ask topics

and I also believe that

Implementation of digital and

Urban space is important we should go through

This point of caution we there too

see use to sustainable and also

to create reasonable and living worlds

for our cities and everyday life many

thanks for listening

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