Category : Research

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Netzrauschen Podcast & Radio program @ Freies Radio Helsinki

Posted on: September 15, 2024 /
Categories: News, Recent works, Research

Netzrauschen ist die Sendung von mur.at rund um verschiedene Themen zu digitaler Gesellschaft, Kunst und (freien) Technologien. Ausgestrahlt wird Netzrauschen auf Radio Helsinki in Graz (92,6 MHz und im Livestream), nachträglich sind alle Folgen als Podcast im Internet verfügbar. Zwischen 2020 und 2024 produzierte und moderierte ich in Kooperation mit Gernot Tutner (Freies Radio Helsinki)

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EMAP Artist Selection 2024

Posted on: February 15, 2024 /
Categories: News, Research

Very happy to be chosen out of ~580 applications to work on a new artwork in collaboration with Linda.   What noise is actually cancelled from the world by noise-cancelling technology? What tactics can we use to trick biased AI hiring bots? How can the reinterpretation of archaic cultural contexts shed new light on our

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Virtual travel agency – Travel4U

Posted on: January 5, 2022 /
Categories: News, Recent works, Research

  Travel-4-U is a group project of Fabian Kühfuß and the art collective Kairus.org which consists of Linda Kronman and Andreas Zingerle. Due to Covid 19 travelling became almost impossible. Travel-4-U is the artistic and virtual answer to all the problems, that prevent us from having a much-needed vacation. Travel-4-U is a virtual Travel-experience that

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Toxic stories

Posted on: January 1, 2022 /
Categories: News, Recent works, Research

Hyperaccumulators are plants that grow on soils with a high heavy metal content and are able to store minerals such as copper, nickel, zinc or cadmium in their biomass. They have found an evolutionary niche in volcanic soil, industrial heaps or former mining and open-cast mining areas, in which they do not simply ignore or

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Panel: Beautiful seams: Unraveling the Intelligence of everything (#AMRO2020)

Posted on: May 18, 2020 /
Categories: Conference, News, Research

Narratives of “smartness” are extending to all areas of life: cities, homes and things. These narratives are dominated by “the smartness mandate” promising that innovation and technology will provide solutions to various crises of our planet. Any economic, environmental or security threat, like the ongoing pandemic, becomes a possibility for smart growth and optimization for

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