I will speak at the Maschinenraum symposium at the Augsburg Textile and Industry Museum. The symposium focuses the relationship of humans, technology, and society and is organized by the Hybrid Things Lab of Hochschule Augsburg.
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As part of the show Signal to Noise, we are showing the FM radio installation of the same name at Piksel Studio 207 in Bergen, Norway.
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A presentation at the Institute of Media and Design of Technical University Braunschweig about taking the term Cyberspace literally by looking at how cybernetic feedback enables (the perception of) virtual space. Part of the lecture series “Where are we now?”
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We will show a new work of Paidia Institute at the show Never AFK at NRW-Forum, Düsseldorf. The show focuses on live streaming practices and is conducted in conjunction with Always On, an event about live streaming and gaming culture.
Continue readingA seminar at KISD on understanding (deep) machine learning through building and using machine learning systems.
Continue readingA project at KISD on the post-digital condition in design, covering strategies, tools and techniques. In collaboration with the department of design at FH Dortmund. The results will be shown in a collaborative exhibition in Fall 2019.
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Meta Marathon is a 42 hours non-stop digital culture festival at NRW-Forum focusing on robotics. During the festival, KISD is building an exhibition/performance landscape and living lab of robotic rituals: a Voodoo Resistor Club.
Continue readingLasse Scherffig: Leaked Locations from your Networked Past, in: Linda Kronman, Andreas Zingerle (eds.): The Internet of Other People’s Things, Servus.at, Linz, 2018, 192-205 (Open Access: web / whole book)
Lasse Scherffig: From Action Capture to Interaction Gestalt, in: Luisa Feiersinger, Kathrin Friedrich, Moritz Queisner (eds.): Image – Action – Space. Situating the Screen in Visual Practice, de Gruyter, Berlin, 2018, 79-92 (Open Access)
A seminar at Köln International School of Design trying to develop a collective understanding of interaction.
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