EPISODE · Feb 27, 2011 · 47 MIN
URBANSCREEN | DE
from THE MAKING OF SPACE – caught in translation | Audio · host FHNW | HGK | Institute Interior Design and Scenography , CH - Base
THE MAKING OF SPACE – caught in translation Spotlight on processes of creation, work philosophies, stances on design and experiences with the dynamics of failure and success. Young as well as experienced designers give account of their insights, revelations, trails, concepts and recipes, of the reality of creation, the transition and translation of content into space, of experiences, injuries, vanities and Babylonian circumstances between clients and designers.
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URBANSCREEN | DE The Bremen-based creative company Urbanscreen possesses years of experience in the field of urban large-scale projections. By means of essentially experimental projects, Urbanscreen systematically seeks new possibilities to stage the urban space in a scenographic and dramaturgical sense. Urbanscreen is working on media concepts for the public sphere with a network of artists, architects and technical experts. Large-scale projection on urban surfaces is their core field of activity. Urbanscreen conceives and produces custom-fit media installations which create exceptional impressions through high artistic standards, the expert architectural eye and the professional implementation. The group of artists developed a distinct approach in the field of architecture projections: The house itself becomes the stage for poetical productions that are more reminiscent of a play than of a classical media art installation. Projected figures appear in windows like in reality — the façade mutates into an active stage element. The method was baptized «Lumentektur» by the artists from Bremen and concentrates on projections focusing on the architecture as an active player. http://www.urbanscreen.com
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