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TING – DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGY

credits tamschick,vux,aivenhoe,colorsound

Visitors pass different zones while moving through the exhibition.
The Intro shows illustrations of 8 Objects representing the technologies to be discussed in the upcoming „TING“-Debates combined with contradictory quotes reflecting on the relationship between democracy
and technology.

Then a basic wooden block, analog to the digital pixel, becomes a haptic tool for visitors to trigger digital interactions within the exhibition and to cast their votes within the TING.

Moving further a section with iconic objects serves as case study area, that demonstrates that the value and impact of the technologies behind can be interpreted in many positive and negative ways.
There is not one meaning or truth, but many possible uses and impacts.

The centerpiece of the exhibition is the grand amphitheater-like space of the TING

Client

Norsk Teknisk Museum, Oslo,
Norwegen

General Planning, Exhibition Design


Ralph Appelbaum Associates Berlin

Concept

Ralph Appelbaum Associates Berlin
TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE GmbH

Media Design and Production


TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE GmbH

Sound-Design, Composition


BLUWI Music and Sounddesign GbR

Interaction Programming

TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE GmbH

vvvv system programming:

Julien Vulliet
Ivo Schüssler
Abraham Manzanares

Photos

© Manfred H. Vogel
TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE GmbH

Tasks

Concept, media design, screenplay, direction, creative direction, art direction, production and postproduction, animation and motion design, interaction programming, light programming, music and sound design, implementation

Creative Direction, Direction

Marc Tamschick

Production- and Project Management

Tobias Ziegler

Art Direction

Natalie van Sasse van Ysselt
Marc Osswald

High-resolution video projection displaying linear video & real-time 2D & 3D graphics with a resolution of 5280x1056 pixels,

Interactive table, diameter 4m, resolution 1200x1200 pixels

IR-Tracking of untreated wooden cubes, 10 Microsoft tablets with real-time 2D & 3D graphics graphics

3-Channel-Audio, Web-Interface for comment functionality

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