From 27.11.2024 to 30.03.2025, Kunstpalast Düsseldorf shows works from the Collection Kemp in the exhibition “Farbrausch”. As part of the exhibition, Mirevi presents “Colour Stream”, an interactive Colour Mixer based on a particle stream.
On Wednesday, October 30th, we embarked on an inspiring excursion to the “PLANET OCEAN” exhibition at the Gasometer Oberhausen with students from the "Digital Nature" and "Mixed Reality Art" courses. This visit presented a valuable opportunity to elevate the goals and content of both courses in a practical setting. The aim of this excursion was not only to provide students with insights into the fascinating world of the oceans but also to encourage them to draw inspiration from the natural phenomena and artistic presentations for their own projects.
This September, MIREVI took part in “Pixel meets Mittelalter in Museum Ulm” for the Kulturnacht Ulm. Presenting three new projects from afternoon to night, we reached several hundred visitors in the south of germany.
MIREVI ended the summer term with an exhibition of twelve student projects built over the past semester.
Last Week, the Night of Science in Düsseldorf took place for the fifth time. After successful participation in 2022, the MIREVI team presented a selection of mixed reality applications.
Last Friday, the new exhibition “Superheroes” opens at the NRW-Forum, Düsseldorf. As part of this exhibition, MIREVI presents a new media art installation that allows visitors to become their own superhero.
"BugSim" is a collaboration between artist Theo Triantafyllidis and Mirevi. The artwork is a self-contained ecosystem that has been translated into AR and works as a real-time application. It is presented at AR Biennale 2023, where visitors will be able to influence and interact with this peacefully running and ongoing autonomous circuit.
As a digital partner, we provide technical support and assistance to the NRW Forum Düsseldorf in their wwwforum project, which offers a virtual space for artists and visitors to think about and experience exhibition forms experimentally. We are also the technical contact for the Open Call as part of the Virtual Residency Programme.
This year, the Night of Science in Düsseldorf will already take place for the fourth time. After a successful participation in 2019, the Mirevi team will again present several of their current projects.
In collaboration with Kainkollektiv and Sputnik, we created a digital monastery, growing as a hybrid of online exhibition and archive about the history of Kassia and the feminist movement.
The AR App ‟Feen” (Fairies) was developed by the MIREVI team of the HSD in collaboration with the Ballett am Rhein. The project was part of a joint participation in the world’s first AR Biennial, hosted by the museum Kunstpalast/NRW Forum Düsseldorf.
The advancing technology allows new forms of contemporary art expressions which, however,
require a large set of skills to be developed and therefore involve a team with diverse
backgrounds. In this paper, we present implementation details and the artistic background of the
art piece is a rose that was developed and exhibited in 2019. Based on this example and our
previous experience of work on different art applications, we provide an insight into the
interdisciplinary work between artists and developers.
After 2 years of workshops, residencies, performances, exhibitions and talks, the EU project Moving Digits came to an end, leaving behind numerous valuable traces of interdisciplinary collaboration between dancers, choreographers, technicians and designers. The project aimed at their empowerment with further tools for expression, archival and analysis, and in terms of audience, at enhancing its understanding and engagement in contemporary dance performances and allowing to experience dance in an augmented way.
The work ‘is a rose’ was created by artist Charlotte Triebus in cooperation with the Mirevi Lab and is deals with the interspecies communication between a romantic surveillance state and the actor-network theory. It addresses topics such as agency of animate and inanimate objects and the possibly overcome dichotomy of nature and technology, thereby revealing an equality of agents in a performative framework. Can we concede that each of these agents is capable of a behavior coming close to action?
The project aims at developing a contemporary dance performance complemented with a digital layer that dialogues with the dancers.