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SciArtExplorer

Exploring Science × Art × Technology Through Research, Experience and Creative Practice

“How can we create contemporary formats to build emotionally positive engagement with new technological developments and science and engage people in self-directed learning? How can we create more diverse and inclusive ownership of tech?”
 

My practice operates at the intersection of scientific research, artistic inquiry, and technology. It examines how complex scientific and technological developments can be reframed in new contexts and become sites of public experience, critical reflection, and exchange.
 

The projects assembled here move across different fields, including biology and interspecies communication, medical imaging, quantum technologies, and immersive environments. Across their diverse subjects and settings, these projects are united by an interest in how we perceive, experience, and make sense of complex worlds through direct and embodied encounter.
 

Through research-based, artistic, and participatory formats, I create conditions for embodied encounters with complex knowledge. The work invites sustained attention, participation, and dialogue, positioning experience not merely as a means of communicating research, but as a mode of inquiry in its own right.

From Research to Public Experience

Creating artistically driven formats that bring scientific and technological research into public conversation.

Image: Quantum Logos premiere at Ars Electronica. Copyright @ Ars Electronica & Magdalena Sick-Leitner

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Contextualizing Scientific Complexity

Complex scientific and technological developments are part of social, cultural, and personal worlds, raising questions that cannot be addressed from within a single discipline alone. 

PDF: Excerpts from field diaries of research interacting with whales: Copyright: Behr, Diez, Hofmann, Scheer
Video: We Flow into the World, and the World Flows into Us — The Beauty of Blood Flow; Copyright Marshmallow Laser Feast and Fraunhofer MEVIS

Making Sense

Bringing awe, reflection, and artistry to science and technology.
 

Image: The 360 half dome immersive installation at Raw Science Film Festival shows blood flow in the heart, Copyright Fraunhofer MEVIS

Immersive Instllation Beaty of Blood Flow,  by Fraunhofer MEVIS team, Copyright Fraunhofer
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