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GMU:Colloquium

2020-01-07T12:10:22Z

Cazo1839: /* Attendance Timetable */

Here are the thesis projects from Bachelor and Master students in winter semester 2019/20

*[[/Jisu Kim/]]
*[[/Sarah Hermanutz/]]
*[[/Ulas Yener/]]
*[[/Marie Ebel/]]

== Attendance Timetable ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Week'''
| '''Date'''
| '''Attendance'''
|-
| 2
| 29. Oct.19
|
|-
| 3
|05.Nov.19
|
|-
| 4
|12.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 5
|19.Nov.19
|
|-
| 6
|26.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 7
|03.Dec.19
| Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 8
|10.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Marie Ebel
|-
| 9
|17.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz, Marie Ebel
|-
| 10
|07.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim, Marie Ebel
|-
| 11
|14.Jan.20
| Marie Ebel
|-
| 12
|21.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim, Marie Ebel
|-
| 13
|28.Jan.20
| Sarah Hermanutz, Marie Ebel
|-
| 14
|04.Feb.20
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz, Marie Ebel
|-
|}

[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/aktuell/semestertermine/wintersemester-20192020 Semestertermine - Wintersemester 2019/2020]

Vorlesungen
14.10.2019 bis 7.2.2020

Studienunterbrechungen/Feiertage
23.12.2019 bis 3.1.2020

[[Category:WS19]]

GMU:Colloquium

2019-11-25T11:01:09Z

Cazo1839: /* Attendance Timetable */

Here are the thesis projects from Bachelor and Master students in winter semester 2019/20

*[[/Jisu Kim/]]
*[[/Sarah Hermanutz/]]
*[[/Ulas Yener/]]

== Attendance Timetable ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Week'''
| '''Date'''
| '''Attendance'''
|-
| 2
| 29. Oct.19
|
|-
| 3
|05.Nov.19
|
|-
| 4
|12.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 5
|19.Nov.19
|
|-
| 6
|26.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 7
|03.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 8
|10.Dec.19
|
|-
| 9
|17.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 10
|07.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 11
|14.Jan.20
|
|-
| 12
|21.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 13
|28.Jan.20
| Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 14
|04.Feb.20
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
|}

[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/aktuell/semestertermine/wintersemester-20192020 Semestertermine - Wintersemester 2019/2020]

Vorlesungen
14.10.2019 bis 7.2.2020

Studienunterbrechungen/Feiertage
23.12.2019 bis 3.1.2020

[[Category:WS19]]

GMU:Colloquium

2019-11-25T10:56:33Z

Cazo1839: /* Attendance Timetable */

Here are the thesis projects from Bachelor and Master students in winter semester 2019/20

*[[/Jisu Kim/]]
*[[/Sarah Hermanutz/]]
*[[/Ulas Yener/]]

== Attendance Timetable ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Week'''
| '''Date'''
| '''Attendance'''
|-
| 2
| 29. Oct.19
|
|-
| 3
|05.Nov.19
|
|-
| 4
|12.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 5
|19.Nov.19
|
|-
| 6
|26.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 7
|03.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 8
|10.Dec.19
|
|-
| 9
|17.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 10
|07.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 11
|14.Jan.20
|
|-
| 12
|21.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 13
|28.Jan.20
|
|-
| 14
|04.Feb.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
|}

[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/aktuell/semestertermine/wintersemester-20192020 Semestertermine - Wintersemester 2019/2020]

Vorlesungen
14.10.2019 bis 7.2.2020

Studienunterbrechungen/Feiertage
23.12.2019 bis 3.1.2020

[[Category:WS19]]

GMU:Colloquium

2019-11-22T23:02:33Z

Cazo1839: /* Attendance Timetable */

Here are the thesis projects from Bachelor and Master students in winter semester 2019/20

*[[/Jisu Kim/]]
*[[/Sarah Hermanutz/]]
*[[/Ulas Yener/]]

== Attendance Timetable ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Week'''
| '''Date'''
| '''Attendance'''
|-
| 2
| 29. Oct.19
|
|-
| 3
|05.Nov.19
|
|-
| 4
|12.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim, Ulas Yener
|-
| 5
|19.Nov.19
|
|-
| 6
|26.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 7
|03.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim, Sarah Hermanutz
|-
| 8
|10.Dec.19
|
|-
| 9
|17.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 10
|07.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 11
|14.Jan.20
|
|-
| 12
|21.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 13
|28.Jan.20
|
|-
| 14
|04.Feb.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
|}

[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/aktuell/semestertermine/wintersemester-20192020 Semestertermine - Wintersemester 2019/2020]

Vorlesungen
14.10.2019 bis 7.2.2020

Studienunterbrechungen/Feiertage
23.12.2019 bis 3.1.2020

[[Category:WS19]]

GMU:Colloquium

2019-10-29T18:05:47Z

Cazo1839:

Here are the thesis projects from Bachelor and Master students in winter semester 2019/20

* Name, Name

*[[/Jisu Kim/]]
*[[/Sarah Hermanutz/]]

== Attendance Timetable ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Week'''
| '''Date'''
| '''Attendance'''
|-
| 2
| 29. Oct.19
|
|-
| 3
|05.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 4
|12.Nov.19
|
|-
| 5
|19.Nov.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 6
|26.Nov.19
|
|-
| 7
|03.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 8
|10.Dec.19
|
|-
| 9
|17.Dec.19
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 10
|07.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 11
|14.Jan.20
|
|-
| 12
|21.Jan.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
| 13
|28.Jan.20
|
|-
| 14
|04.Feb.20
| Jisu Kim,
|-
|}

[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/aktuell/semestertermine/wintersemester-20192020 Semestertermine - Wintersemester 2019/2020]

Vorlesungen
14.10.2019 bis 7.2.2020

Studienunterbrechungen/Feiertage
23.12.2019 bis 3.1.2020

[[Category:WS19]]

GMU:The Weird

2019-04-11T14:48:47Z

Cazo1839: /* Student works */

Lecturer: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/Jörg_Brinkmann Jörg Brinkmann] 
Credits: 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
Date: Thursdays, 15:15 – 18:30 
Venue: [[GMU:Performance Platform|Performance Platform]], Digital Bauhaus Lab (Room 001) 
First meeting: Thursday, 11.04.2019, 15:15

==Description==

“Okay, this world is getting weirder and weirder and I’m hearing simulation theory almost everywhere” (someone on reddit.com)

“The simulation hypothesis or simulation theory proposes that all of reality, including the Earth and the universe, is in fact an artificial simulation, most likely a computer simulation. Some versions rely on the development of a simulated reality, a proposed technology that would seem realistic enough to convince its inhabitants the simulation was real. The hypothesis has been a central plot device of many science fiction stories and films.” (Wikipedia on simulation hypothesis)

Nick Bostrom predicts in his book “Are you living in a computer simulation?” from 2003 that through enormous amounts of computing power that will be available in the future, later generations might run detailed simulations of their forebears or of people like their forebears.

With this information in mind, let’s turn it around and ask ourselves how a simulation of the far away future would look like. Since the world seems to get weirder and weirder how weird can it get? In the course we will create situations that can be experienced with VR-glasses or presented on video screens.

The course emphasises on artistic and opposing ways of working with Virtual Reality. Its aim is to establish individual approaches to VR, an increasingly widespread medium which offers artists new possibilities for expression and intercultural communication.

The practical part will be an Introduction to the game engine Unity 3D, an introduction to working with HTC Vive VR-glasses, the Oculus GO VR-glasses, as well as introductions to photogrammetry, immersive sound and 360 video, body interaction through tracking, 3D modeling and animation.

We will also look into contemporary and digital art related to recent socio-political and media-philosophical topics. We will create an artistic discourse on the topic of VR which will be presented in the form of individual projects at the end of the semester.

==Registration==

Send an e-mail until April 2nd to joerg.brinkmann@uni-weimar.de. Please include the following information: 
 
Subject/title of your e-mail: 
The Weird 
 
Content: 
– your full name 
– program and semester 
– matriculation number 
– describe in a few sentences why you want to take the course 
– If you have any material about your creative work online or digitally available, please send links or attach files to the email 
 
Criteria for passing: 
In order to successfully participate you will have to develop and document your own project on the GMU Wiki. Also, regularly attend to the sessions and participation is mandatory. 
 
Please read carefully: 
If you don’t apply on time or don’t get accepted, you can’t participate in the class

==Criteria for passing==
In order to successfully participate you will have to develop and document your own project on the GMU Wiki. Also, regularly attend to the sessions and participation is mandatory.

==Student works ==
* [[/your name/]]
* [[/Sarah H/]]

==Syllabus==
===11.04.2019===
Introduction
===18.04.2019===
working with Unity 3D
===25.04.2019===
working with Unity 3D
===02.05.2019===
working with Unity 3D
===09.05.2019===
working with Unity 3D
===16.05.2019===
-
===23.05.2019===
-
===30.05.2019===
no class

===06.06.2019===
-
===13.06.2019===
-
===20.06.2019===
-
===27.06.2019===
-
===04.07.2019===
-
===11.07.2019===
-
===VR TOOLBOX===

'''Dropbox folder with our class material''' 
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jwlqv9burbx9rtg/AAAn5pDW3ZySCloULWuCsx5pa?dl=0 

'''Software''' 
Unity 3D - cross-platform game engine 
https://unity3d.com/de 

Blender - open-source 3D modeller with many features 
https://www.blender.org 

Autodesk FBX Converter – convert OBJ, DAE, and 3DS files to or from multiple versions of the FBX format 
https://www.autodesk.com/developer-network/platform-technologies/fbx-converter-archives 

Meshmixer - "Swiss Army Knife" for 3D meshes 
http://www.meshmixer.com 

MeshLab - open source system for processing and editing 3D triangular meshes 
http://www.meshlab.net 

MakeHuman - open source tool for making 3D characters 
http://www.makehumancommunity.org 

Open Broadcaster Software - free and open-source streaming and recording program 
https://obsproject.com 
 

'''Online Tools''' 
Mixamo - Rapidly create, rig and animate unique characters 
https://www.mixamo.com 

NormalMap-Online - create a normalmaps directly inside your browser 
http://cpetry.github.io/NormalMap-Online/ 

Freesound - collaborative database of Creative Commons Licensed sounds 
https://freesound.org 
 

'''3D Models (for download and use)''' 
http://www.myminifactory.com 
http://www.sketchfab.com 
http://www.thingiverse.com 
http://www.turbosquid.com 
http://www.lincoln3dscans.co.uk 
 

'''Unity 3D Tutorials''' 
Tutorials from the Unity 3D page 
https://unity3d.com/de/learn/tutorials 
Brackeys Unity 3D Tutorials 
https://www.youtube.com/user/Brackeys/videos 

'''Unity 3D Assets''' 
Standard Assets 
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/essentials/asset-packs/standard-assets-32351 
Free HDR Skyboxes 
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/2d/textures-materials/sky/free-hdr-sky-61217 

'''Blender Tutorials''' 
Blender Beginner Tutorial Series by Blender Guru 
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjEaoINr3zgHs8uzT3yqe4iHGfkCmMJ0P 
 

Interface and Navigation 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT2mtoDnSzM 
 

Modeling - Creating a kitchen (ignore part 2) 
https://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/create-a-realistic-kitchen-part-1-of-2 
 

Modeling - Modeling a simple character 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiIoWrOlIRw 
 

Materials - Basic properties of materials 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AHxuoYyJJk 
 

Texturing - Applying textures to an object 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gRUUeFteQg 
 

Rigging - Rigging a character 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGvalWG8HBU&t= 
 

Animation - 12 Principles of Animation 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDqjIdI4bF4 
 

Animation - Animating a bouncing ball 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUocrcIQfp4 
 

[[Category:SS19]]
[[Category:Werkmodul]]
[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:Jörg Brinkmann]]

Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:46:53Z

Cazo1839: /* Ikaros */

== '''''Ikaros''''' ==
In this project, I created 30+ minutes of atmospheric and abstract animations projected as scenography during a live performance with a dancer (Manuela Tessi) and two violinists (Joe Puglia, Emmy Storms). The project was led by composer Aspasia Nasopoulou, based on the Dutch poem 'in de ogen van de god' by Henk van der Waal.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos01.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos02.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos03.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos04.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos05.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos06.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos07.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos08.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
</gallery>

===Part 1 - Flying===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros01.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros02.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros03.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros04.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros05.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros06.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros07.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros08.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros09.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
</gallery>

===Part 2 - Falling===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros10.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros11.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros12.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros13.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros14.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros15.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
</gallery>

===Part 3 - Fluid===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros16.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros19.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros20.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros21.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros23.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros24.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros28.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros30.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros31.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros32.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros33.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
</gallery>

Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:44:27Z

Cazo1839: /* Ikaros */

== '''''Ikaros''''' ==
In this project, I created 30+ minutes of animated imagery projected as scenography during a live performance with a dancer (Manuela Tessi) and two violinists (Joe Puglia, Emmy Storms). The project was led by composer Aspasia Nasopoulou, based on the Dutch poem 'in de ogen van de god' by Henk van der Waal.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos01.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos02.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos03.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos04.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos05.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos06.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos07.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos08.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
</gallery>

===Part 1 - Flying===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros01.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros02.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros03.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros04.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros05.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros06.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros07.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros08.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros09.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
</gallery>

===Part 2 - Falling===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros10.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros11.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros12.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros13.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros14.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros15.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
</gallery>

===Part 3 - Fluid===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros16.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros19.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros20.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros21.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros23.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros24.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros28.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros30.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros31.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros32.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros33.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
</gallery>

Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:40:21Z

Cazo1839: /* Ikaros */

== '''''Ikaros''''' ==
In this project, I created 30+ minutes of animated imagery projected as scenography during a live performance with a dancer (Manuela Tessi) and two violinists (Joe Puglia, Emmy Storms). The project was led by composer Aspasia Nasopoulou, based on the Dutch poem 'Ikaros' by Henk van der Waal.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos01.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos02.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos03.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos04.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos05.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos06.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos07.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos08.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
</gallery>

===Part 1 - Flying===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros01.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros02.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros03.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros04.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros05.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros06.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros07.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros08.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
File:SarahIkaros09.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
</gallery>

===Part 2 - Falling===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros10.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros11.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros12.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros13.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros14.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
File:SarahIkaros15.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
</gallery>

===Part 3 - Fluid===
<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:SarahIkaros16.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros19.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros20.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros21.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros23.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros24.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros28.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros30.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros31.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros32.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
File:SarahIkaros33.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
</gallery>

GMU:VR Experience Designers/Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:28:41Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

== '''''Give and Take''''' ==
[[File:GiveTake_Basel01.png|right|300px|Give and Take - photo by Andreas Rau]]
VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with [http://dfoerster.org/ Desiree Förster], [http://www.andreasrau.eu/ Andreas Rau], and [https://metamodern.ch/ Michaela Büsse]. ''Give and Take'' presents a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

''Give and Take'' was created at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Lacuna Lab (Berlin), and Critical Media Lab (Basel). [https://www.ixdm.ch/give-and-take/ Critical Media Lab event]

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeBasel02.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel03.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel04.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel05.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
</gallery>

While in the VR environment, the visitor's breathing is detected by a microphone headset. The breath is visualised within the VR as a stream of particles, and these particles are absorbed by the plants which surrounding the visitor. Different particles are emitted by the plants, and these are absorbed by the visitor, so that an exchange is established.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeVR01.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR02.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR03.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR04.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR05.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
</gallery>

----

This installation consists of the 5 minute VR experience, and a 4 screen video installation.

[[File:GiveTakeUnityShot.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Unity]]
[[File:GiveTakeBasel06.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Video Installation - photo by Andreas Rau]]
The virtual environment was created in Unity by myself (Sarah) and Andreas. A minimal, atmospheric island was created as well as custom, illustrative-styled plants from digitally painted textures. Fog and mist effects were combined with gradual shifts in atmospheric lighting across the 5 minute duration within the VR. Microphone data (driving the breath visualisation) was processed in a MaxMSP patch and sent via OSC to Unity.

After spending time breathing in the VR, the visitor is invited to sit in the 4-screen video installation, displaying:
# a recording from within the VR environment
# a time-delayed 'live' feed of the VR user while they were using the headset
# a composition of footage suggesting human / environment / material entanglements as seen across multiple societal, infrastructural, and individual scales, created by Michaela.
# an Google-Earth animation which travels from the global scale to the city scale, created by Michaela.

GMU:VR Experience Designers/Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:24:11Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

== '''''Give and Take''''' ==
[[File:GiveTake_Basel01.png|right|300px|Give and Take - photo by Andreas Rau]]
VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with [http://dfoerster.org/ Desiree Förster], [http://www.andreasrau.eu/ Andreas Rau], and [https://metamodern.ch/ Michaela Büsse]. ''Give and Take'' presents a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

''Give and Take'' was created at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Lacuna Lab (Berlin), and Critical Media Lab (Basel). [https://www.ixdm.ch/give-and-take/ Critical Media Lab event]

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeBasel02.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel03.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel04.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel05.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
</gallery>

While in the VR environment, the visitor's breathing is detected by a microphone headset. The breath is visualised within the VR as a stream of particles, and these particles are absorbed by the plants which surrounding the visitor. Different particles are emitted by the plants, and these are absorbed by the visitor, so that an exchange is established.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeVR01.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR02.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR03.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR04.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR05.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
</gallery>

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This installation has two parts- the 5 minute VR experience, and a 4 screen video installation.

[[File:GiveTakeUnityShot.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Unity]]
[[File:GiveTakeBasel06.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Video Installation - photo by Andreas Rau]]
The virtual environment was created in Unity by myself (Sarah) and Andreas. A minimal, atmospheric island was created as well as custom, illustrative-styled plants from digitally painted textures. Fog and mist effects were combined with gradual shifts in atmospheric lighting across the 5 minute duration within the VR. Microphone data (driving the breath visualisation) was processed in a MaxMSP patch and sent via OSC to Unity.

After spending time breathing in the VR, the visitor is invited to sit in the 4-screen video installation, displaying:
# a recording from within the VR environment
# a time-delayed 'live' feed of the VR user while they were using the headset
# a composition of footage suggesting human / environment / material entanglements as seen across multiple societal, infrastructural, and individual scales, created by Michaela.
# an Google-Earth animation which travels from the global scale to the city scale, created by Michaela.

GMU:VR Experience Designers/Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T13:23:28Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

== '''''Give and Take''''' ==
[[File:GiveTake_Basel01.png|right|300px|Give and Take - photo by Andreas Rau]]
VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with [http://dfoerster.org/ Desiree Förster], [http://www.andreasrau.eu/ Andreas Rau], and [https://metamodern.ch/ Michaela Büsse]. ''Give and Take'' presents a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

''Give and Take'' was created at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Lacuna Lab (Berlin), and Critical Media Lab (Basel). [https://www.ixdm.ch/give-and-take/ Critical Media Lab event]

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeBasel02.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel03.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel04.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel05.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
</gallery>

While in the VR environment, the visitor's breathing is detected by a microphone headset. The breath is visualised within the VR as a stream of particles, and these particles are absorbed by the plants which surrounding the visitor. Different particles are emitted by the plants, and these are absorbed by the visitor, so that an exchange is established.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeVR01.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR02.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR03.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR04.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR05.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
</gallery>

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This installation has two parts- the 5 minute VR experience, and a 4 screen video installation.

[[File:GiveTakeUnityShot.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Unity]]
[[File:GiveTakeBasel06.png|right|350px|Give and Take - Video Installation]]
The virtual environment was created in Unity by myself (Sarah) and Andreas. A minimal, atmospheric island was created as well as custom, illustrative-styled plants from digitally painted textures. Fog and mist effects were combined with gradual shifts in atmospheric lighting across the 5 minute duration within the VR. Microphone data (driving the breath visualisation) was processed in a MaxMSP patch and sent via OSC to Unity.

After spending time breathing in the VR, the visitor is invited to sit in the 4-screen video installation, displaying:
# a recording from within the VR environment
# a time-delayed 'live' feed of the VR user while they were using the headset
# a composition of footage suggesting human / environment / material entanglements as seen across multiple societal, infrastructural, and individual scales, created by Michaela.
# an Google-Earth animation which travels from the global scale to the city scale, created by Michaela.

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2019-03-31T13:17:05Z

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2019-03-31T13:02:06Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

== '''''Give and Take''''' ==
[[File:GiveTake_Basel01.png|right|300px|Give and Take - photo by Andreas Rau]]
VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with [http://dfoerster.org/ Desiree Förster], [http://www.andreasrau.eu/ Andreas Rau], and [https://metamodern.ch/ Michaela Büsse]. ''Give and Take'' presents a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

''Give and Take'' was created at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Lacuna Lab (Berlin), and Critical Media Lab (Basel). [https://www.ixdm.ch/give-and-take/ Critical Media Lab event]

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeBasel02.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel03.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel04.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
File:GiveTakeBasel05.png|alt= Give and Take - Installation at Critical Media Lab Basel - photo by Andreas Rau
</gallery>

While in the VR environment, the visitor's breathing is detected by a microphone headset. The breath is visualised within the VR as a stream of particles, and these particles are absorbed by the plants which surrounding the visitor. Different particles are emitted by the plants, and these are absorbed by the visitor, so that an exchange is established.

<gallery widths=600px mode="packed">
File:GiveTakeVR01.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR02.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR03.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR04.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
File:GiveTakeVR05.png | alt= Give and Take - VR Screenshots
</gallery>

The virtual environment was created in Unity by myself (Sarah) and Andreas. A minimal, atmospheric island was created as well as custom, illustrative-styled plants from digitally painted textures. Fog and mist effects were combined with gradual shifts in atmospheric lighting across the 5 minute duration within the VR.

After spending time in VR with the plants, the visitor is invited to sit in the 4-screen video installation. These display:
# a recording from within the VR environment
# a time-delayed 'live' feed of the VR user while they were using the headset
# a video of footage suggesting human / environment / material entanglements as seen across multiple societal, infrastructural, and individual scales, created by Michaela.
# an Google-Earth animation which travels from the global scale to the city / building scale, created by Michaela.

GMU:VR Experience Designers/Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T12:32:17Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

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2019-03-31T11:44:38Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

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2019-03-31T11:29:02Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

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2019-03-31T11:10:42Z

Cazo1839: /* Give and Take */

== '''''Give and Take''''' ==

VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with [http://dfoerster.org/ Desiree Förster], [http://www.andreasrau.eu/ Andreas Rau], and [https://metamodern.ch/ Michaela Büsse]. ''Give and Take'' presents a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

''Give and Take'' was created at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Lacuna Lab (Berlin), and Critical Media Lab (Basel). [https://www.ixdm.ch/give-and-take/ Critical Media Lab event]

GMU:VR Experience Designers/Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-31T10:49:53Z

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== '''''Give and Take''''' ==

VR and video installation created by Sarah Hermanutz in collaboration with Desiree Förster, Andreas Rau, and Michaela Büsse. Give and Take present a multi-media installation that uses an immersive and responsive environment to create sensitivity for metabolic processes and vegetal life.

With regards to climate change the urgency to acknowledge our complicity with the ecological crisis seem inevitable. However, due to perceptual limitations this endeavour seems impossible. Designed in an abstract and evocative manner, the first part of the installation invites the viewer to experience the CO2 cycle reduced to the interaction between the human breather and the plant’s photosynthesis. In a second part, we zoom out from this isolated experience into its chaotic entanglements and display how localised behaviour of molecules leads to specific connections, events and disappearances.

The experience that leads the observer from micro to macro scales of vital processes, extends the sensible experience towards metabolic relations with the surroundings. The immersive environment induces a perceptional link with thermal, climatic, meteorological processes that are enacted in partial response to the engaging individual.

Sarah Hermanutz

2019-03-29T21:54:21Z

Cazo1839: /* Ikaros */

== '''''Ikaros''''' ==
In this project, I created 30+ minutes of animated imagery projected as scenography during a live performance with a dancer (Manuela Tessi) and two violinists (Joe Puglia, Emmy Storms).

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File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos01.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:Sarah_Ikaros_photos02.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos03.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos04.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos05.png|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos06.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
File:SarahIkarosphotos07.jpeg|alt= performance photos by Melanja Palitta
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===Part 1 - Flying===
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File:SarahIkaros01.png|alt= Part 1 - Flying
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===Part 2 - Falling===
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File:SarahIkaros10.png|alt= Part 2 - Falling
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===Part 3 - Fluid===
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File:SarahIkaros16.png|alt= Part 3 - Fluid
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