The exhibition brings together selected works and artistic research developed within the MIREVI context, alongside contributions from associated artists. It foregrounds experimental approaches at the intersection of movement, digital intelligence, and interactive systems. Rather than positioning dance solely as a stage-based practice, the exhibition invites visitors to encounter movement as data, interface, environment, and embodied interaction—unfolding across installations, tracking systems, and performative setups. Video documentation complements the exhibition, providing insight into artistic processes, research trajectories, and the development of the presented works.
Rather than functioning as a retrospective, the exhibition focuses on questions that continue to shape contemporary choreographic and artistic research:
How does technology transform choreographic thinking and bodily behavior?
In what ways can digital systems act as collaborators, constraints, or counterparts rather than mere tools?
How might audiences experience movement through interactive, hybrid, or speculative formats?
From 23 to 25 January 2026, the EU-funded project MODINA – Movement, Digital Intelligence and Interactive Audience will conclude its three-year research journey with a three-day programme in Düsseldorf, open to both professional and public audiences. The closing event, organised by the MIREVI team at the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf in collaboration with tanzhaus nrw, offers multiple formats for engaging with the project’s outcomes: four artist showings, an exhibition, a symposium, and a network gathering.
"Witjas", a collaboration with artist Daniel Nehring, is presented as part of "Take a Bow" everyday from 8pm to 11pm until end of August.
Düsseldorf has long been a vibrant hub of German music and youth culture. From underground warehouse parties to legendary clubs, the city has shaped movements that have had an impact far beyond its borders. At MIREVI, we wanted to understand: How can we bring this cultural heritage into the present—by using immersive media to transform history into an experience?
Join us for this semester's immersive student exhibition on the 24th of July 2025, 5pm, at Ackerstraße 11!
On the 20th of march, we held the second edition of the MIREVI Werkschau. We are happy to present you the following nine projects built in interdisciplinary groups with support from our team.
By popular demand, we return with a new MIREVI Werkschau for the student projects built in the winter term on the 20th of march 2025.
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.