• Based in Berlin, Germany
• Four weeks, full-time
• Small class of participants
• One-month residency following program completion
• See summer program brochure.
This is a practice-based course that explores the intersection of the physical body and real-time audio-visual media. In a world where our sense of meaning is increasingly fragmented by a flood of digital content, this program reframes performance not as a spectacle, but as a vital form of public action and a tool for reconnection. By placing the human body at the center of immersive, real-time environments, we will investigate how we have shifted from "reading" the world to "sensing" it, and explore how we can reclaim agency in both digital and physical spaces.
Over the duration of the course, you will learn to build your own audiovisual performances using tools like TouchDesigner, Ableton, and MadMapper. More importantly, you will learn to use these technologies as an extension of your own physical expression. Through a combination of mindfulness exercises, technical workshops, and public experiments, you will develop the skills to create work that moves beyond the gallery and into the world. The program culminates in a final public performance where you will translate your conceptual research into a live, mediated experience.
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