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STATES OF MOTION:
THE MOTION EXPERIENCE LAB 2019–2022

A visual journey through developments, projects
and time–in–space–complexities.
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STATES
of
MOTION
2019–
2022
FEATURES
Features is the section, where some text to read is involved and some depper ground of the MXL is touched. So grab a tea and bring some time to enjoy for example an interview with our technical employee Marko Bodenstein. Or insights and an extensive work description of DEBUG or a master thesis excerpt on transhumanis from Lisa Marleen Mantel and Laura Wagner or other write ups from students like Matthias Grund or Tim Schnettker. 

You find guest scientific contributions i.e. by Prof. Dr. Lasse Scherffig about design, computation and motion or Dr. Thomas Hawranke and a conversation about and in AI between Prof. Nina Juric and Anna Louise Lorenz. We are very honored to present you aswell an exclusive feature of and interview with Berlin based reknown media artist friend of the MXL Robert Seidel.


PAGE 8 Synthesizing Meaning — Lisa Marleen Mantel & Laura Wagner


PAGE 16 About performance and choreography — Tim Schnettker
 


PAGE 17 Shut Up and Listen — Maayan Reiter
 


PAGE 18 Track My Ass Away w/Anna Luise Lorenz & Nina Juric
 


PAGE 21 Anyone, Anything, Anytime, Anywhere — Matthias Grund


PAGE 27/28       LAB Insights to the MXL w/ Marko Bodenstein


PAGE 29 Reflection — Stefanie Grawe


PAGE 35 DEBUG — VR Experience Against Racism


PAGE 36/37 Fragments of Future Activism — Deniz Can Ercan


PAGE 39–42 Moving Paintings — An Interview w/ Robert Seidel


PAGE 43 Design, Computation, and Motion — Prof. Dr. Lasse Scherffig


PAGE 48/49 How do we stay grounded when the ground is moving? — Type & Tech Reloaded — Prof. Nina Juric


PAGE 51 Reflections on Non-Human Motion Design — Dr. Thomas Hawranke


PAGE 56 Flow Magazine w/ Flora & Fauna Visions — Ashley Morgan