What is wild nature today? Here, this question is explored through a map of the infrastructure that is put in place to enable the Northern Bald Ibis to live as a wild animal again. A collaboration with Vladan Joler and Gordan Savičić.

Three year research (2021-2024) project that takes the semantic ambiguity of data as a starting point for engagement. A collaboration with Cornelia Sollfrank, Shusha Niederbeger, Gordan Savičić, !Mediengruppe Bitnik and Alexandre Puttick.

Digital communication forces us to look not only at technical protocols but also at protocols of the human mind and nervous system. Over the last 30 years, artists, researchers, and activists, brought together by the Institute of New Cultural Technologies in Vienna, have explored alternative histories of media and the emergent digital (un)consciousness. A collaboration with Konrad Becker.

Is liberation possible? Did alienation start with language? In his last interview, cultural theorist Peter Lamborn Wilson draws a wide arc through the history of civilization, technology and consciousness. A collaboration with Konrad Becker.

Nettime is a autonomous community of artists, technologists, researcher and activists, engaged in a critical and practical exploration of the digital culture, as the culture of the present. Since 1995 as an email list, since 2022 as a node in the fediverse. A collaboration with many, many people.

The project consists of a visual timeline, spanning some 120 years in the development of the Information Society. We chose this deliberately vague and unfashionable term because it leaves on opening to be filled collectively, workshop and editing sessions. A collaboration as part of the Technopolitics group.

Creating Commons is a research project conducted as collaboration with Cornelia Sollfrank and Shusha Niederberger between early 2017 and late 2020. It focused artistic projects with a “double character”. On the one hand they all act discursively-symbolically, on the other hand infrastructurally-functionally. They theorize and practice the commons in unique ways.