Wann: Juli - August 2019
Wo: Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin, Wilhelminenhofstraße 75 A, 12459 Berlin
Das interaktive Netzwerkformat “Ideenwerkstatt Future Brain City” lud die Besucherinnen und Besucher des Brain City Sommerfests ein, gemeinsam Zukunftsvisionen für eine lebendige Wissenschaftsmetropole der Zukunft zu entwickeln.
Read MoreWann: Oktober –November 2019
Wo: STATE Studio, Hauptstraße 3, 10827 Berlin
Im Rahmen des Residency-Programm Artist in Lab 2020 luden STATE Studio und die Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft interessierte Kunstschaffende sowie Forschende der Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur eintägigen Ideenwerkstatt inkl. Präsentationen, Workshop und Matchmaking in das STATE Studio.
Read MoreWhen: May 2018 - Oktober 2018
Where: STATE Studio, Hauptstraße 3, 10827 Berlin
The first European artist residency on CRISPR-Cas9 was a joint project by STATE and Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine inviting one artist to join the research team in the laboratory to explore the societal and philosophical dimensions of this powerful tool for genetic engineering.
Read MoreWhen: May 28 - 30, 2019
Where: Conference Centre Geneva (CICG), 17 rue de Varembé, CH – 1202 Geneva, Switzerland
As part of the art show at the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit 2019, STATE and Kompetenzzentrum für Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft presented an exhibition showing artistic visions of a sustainable future with artificial intelligence in which AI expands human creativity and helps inspire and create positive impact
Next to the exhibition, STATE co-curated a performance program at the Palais des Nations, Geneva.
Read MoreMade as a series of virtual experiments, Quantum Fluctuations shows the complexity and transient nature of the most fundamental aspect of reality, the quantum world, which is impossible to observe directly.
Read MoreJungks work "unborn 1-6" reads as a commentary on the Zen idea of the unborn and the physical qualities of quantum fields. The works symbolise the quantum space in which things seem similar but never the same.
Read More"The Secret Life of Quanta" by Andreas Jungk artistically interprets the quantum physical behavior of elementary particles.
Read MoreExtrapolating from today’s possibilities in AI and the life sciences, Artificial Affinity is a speculation on how we could aid wild species in more rapidly adapting to anthropocentric environments and vice-versa, increasing non-human animals’ chance of survival and giving their perspective a greater presence in the human world.
Read MoreWhen: December 2018 - April 2019
Where: STATE Studio, Haupstraße 3, 10827 Berlin
Gestaltungsmaschine Innovation Camp was an interdisciplinary workshop program of the Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft des Bundes sponsored by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and STATE Studio. More than 80 invited participants worked out exemplary approaches at 11 workshop stations of innovative initiatives in the border area between culture and AI, which impressively demonstrated the potentials of cultural and creative workers in the AI field.
Read Morewater_on_mars by Gabriele Neugebauer and Birds on Mars expands Neugebauer's photographs with a technological perspective: For more than one week they trained an AI, a “generative adversarial network” (GAN), to learn form, color, and space of water by analyzing 200 of Neugebauer’s photos. The photo series illustrates how the AI apparently further develops motifs and creates new fictitious water worlds.
Read MoreAs if to shape a giant organism, Stefan Wischnewski links fishing gear to shape a seemingly living matter. For the current display at the STATE Studio, convex mirrors are installed to give a perception of motion to the static installation.
Read MoreIn Amanda Tasse's short film Mira, the immortal jellyfish accompanies a marine biologist in her dives and contemplations. Struggling with the cognitive consequences of temporal lobe epilepsy, the protagonist immerses herself in the undiscovered wonders of the deep sea.
Read MoreThe short film Managed Retreat by video artist and photographer Nathan Kensinger ties on global coastal management strategies. It depicts the first official New York project, which started relocating the human habitat to the inland in order to restore natural areas for the benefit of the ecosystem and stop further coastal erosion.
Read MoreThe Society of Nontrivial Pursuits developed an ensemble of hypothetical deep-sea inhabitants. They form a “utopological” network of beings who negotiate behavior shared among themselves thanks to a coded collectivity.
Read MoreWhen: 1.11.2018 - 31.4.2019
Where: STATE Studio, Hauptstraße 3, 10827 Berlin
Fara Peluso and STATE Studio worked with Solaga – a Berlin-based biotech startup which specializes in the development of innovative solutions for air filtrations and regenerative energy production based on algae biofilms. With the help of technical product developer Jaqueline Mülller and the support of the Solaga team, Peluso re-contextualized this innovative biotechnology into a speculative design object.
Read MoreNarciss, by Christian Mio Loclair, is an AI seemingly reflecting on its own existence. The artwork is built as a machine that analyzes its own physical embodiment with the sole purpose of describing its thoughts while looking at itself.
Read MoreMarco Donnarumma expresses his artistic view on the Working Life of the Future in his human limb-like Amygdala. The artificially intelligent arm provokes unease when watching it learn an ancient purification ritual on its own skin.
Read MoreWork-in-progress exhibition of the artistic research project Farming the Uncanny Valley, exploring the future of bioeconomics in the context of social acceptance using experience prototypes. With works from Natsai Audrey Chieza, Clemens Winkler, Paul Ferragut, Ann-Kristin Abel, Łukasz Stopczynski, Stefan Schwabe and Jannis Hülsen.
Read MoreWhen: July-August, 2018
Where: Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC), Berlin
Two-month artist residency program on the topic of genome editing, hosted by Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC), in Berlin-Buch.
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