Jonas Hansen, Lasse Scherffig and Susanna Schoenberg (eds.): Dislocations 2012/Sardegna. Centro internazionale di scambi e di confronti, Noarte Paese Museo, Sardinia, 2013
Cyber/space. Localizations in art and science
“Projektmodul” at Bauhaus-University Weimar (Media Environments)
The project examines “cyber” and “space” as technological and scientific fields and subjects of artistic practice: Cybernetics, computer art, interaction, networks and space are put into relation to each other in order to develop contemporary positions in art and design – projects dealing with real and mediated space and the interconnections between both.
Locative Arts – Neue Erzählung des Raums?
Laura Popplow, Lasse Scherffig: Locative Arts – Neue Erzählung des Raums?, in: Regine Buschauer, Katharine S. Willis (eds.): Locative Media. Medialität und Räumlichkeit – Multidisziplinäre Perspektiven zur Verortung der Medien /Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Media and Locality, Transcript, Bielefeld, 2013, 277-295
How to understand… animated GIFs
Lasse Scherffig, Stefanie Stallschus: How to understand… animated GIFs, in: Off Topic #4, Cologne, 2013, 116-119 › PDF (1.9 MB)
planes
Installation, 2012
Antenna, radio receiver, computer, custom software
Tapping into the communication infrastructure of global travel and transport, the installation planes uses an antenna and a radio receiver to receive and decode messages from commercial airplanes. Using the flight and plane identification numbers of each plane, an image of that very plane is downloaded from an internet archive and displayed on screen.
Dislocations
Laboratory on revealing, scanning, expanded audio-visible making of environments, objects and territories
Conceived and curated by Paidia Institute, Cologne. Hosted and produced by Noarte, San Sperate, Sardinia, Italy
With students of KHM, Academy of Media Arts Cologne, EESI Poitiers and Sint-Lucas Ghent.
November 4th-11th, 2012
Liquid Spaces
Residency project in Cluj, Romania
“Liquid Spaces: Dynamic Spatial Models in Art and Technology” is a residency project in Cluj/Romania bringing together international artists working with interactive models of spatiality.
Chaos! Complexity in Art and Science
The project Paidia Laboratory: feedback is part of the group exhibition CHAOS! Complexity in Art and Science organized by ERES foundation in Munich.
Platine Festival 2012
The two-channel video Filzengraben is shown at the Contemporary Fine Games exhibition at Platine Festival 2012.
Overview: Lectures and Seminars
Lectures and seminars at Köln International School of Design (KISD, as professor since 2018), San Francisco Art Institute (assistant professor 2015-2018), Bauhaus University Weimar (visiting professor in 2013), at the Department of Design of Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts (2013-2014), and at the Academy of Media Arts (KHM) Cologne (2006-2012). Courses vary from introductory to graduate level and comprise foundations of programming and physical computing for the arts, generative design and interaction design, as well as media art and design projects.
Lectures within the curriculum of these schools are accompanied by workshops conducted in cooperation with other institutions.