Once again, the MA Design & Computation between University of the Arts Berlin and Technische Universität Berlin is exhibiting at Ars Electronica Campus. This year, the exhibition "Breaking Patterns" showcases a diverse array of installations and research projects that playfully engage with emerging technologies and their implications for society. Al and recursive systems, which define the ongoing interactions between humans and machines, are scrutinized, stretched and broken, thereby highlighting the occasional absurdity and whimsicality inherent in them.
The MA and associated research platform New Practice in Art and Technology foster a new, postdisciplinary practice at the intersection of art, technology and science. Through the program, the two universities are working collaboratively across disciplines to develop new teaching and research formats.
Anna Kraher, Christian Schmidts, Emma Sokoll, Fang Tsai, Federico Zurani, Friedrich Weber Goizel, Jonny-Bix Bongers, Keny Chan, Kinan Sarakbi, Lucy Rolbin, Lora Bourova, Nani Gutiérrez, Niels Gercama, Milli Keil, Philipp Proff, Orhun Mersin, Yağmur Uçkunkaya ●
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Supervision: Prof. Albert Lang
Organisation & Curation: Federico Zurani
Graphics: Lars Pinkwart