A wildlife pavilion showing camera trap footage from around the world.

The robotic installation by AATB addresses the question of digital intimacy.

A responsive robotic artwork that is modelled after underwater creatures.

A VR installation that lets you swap your body with others.

8 images, 2 videos, ca. 3 minutes

A toolkit which provides non­technical people with access to robotic animation.

Interactive posters that deal with internet hate speech.

Two artworks that use eye-tracking technology.

Experience alternative life situations using a deep fake algorithm.

An immersive audio walk that lets you uncover what‘s behind the internet infrastructure.

This installation shows how computer mice have evolved into extensions of our body.

A blessing by a robot and questions about faith and spirituality in the digital world.

Datafication, algorithmization and platformization.

Solving a fictional murder case using real methods of computer forensics.

A simulation where you lose your hearing and communicate using a cochlear implant.

An installation showing diverse satellite monitoring of the earth’s surface, climate and biodiversity.

Using metadata and artificial intelligence, the installation curates trios of related posters.

A virtually explorable gold mine in the Congo with 3D scans, interviews and Augmented Reality.

A pile of e-waste that raises questions about sustainability.

23 images, eg. 2 minutes

A selection of video games showing the importance of video games as a cultural asset.

A series of drawings on the theme of flow charts drawn by chalk drawing machine "Otto".

Four films that show how algorithm-based decision support systems can be biased.

An artwork by Jürg Lehni about the passing of time that uses four different display technologies.

How to create secure encryption keys between users and an internet server.

A fictional story co-written by an AI and based on real surveillance protocols.