Projects

Beneath the Pavement:
a Garden
Micro-Turf Expedition
Energy Harvests
Raising the Rockies
Cité Sauvage
F.R.U.I.T.
Redoo
Airconomy
Learning Tree
NeSa Air Sensing
The Global Warming
Tracking Network
Great Park Project
Amazing All-Band Radio
Airplant
The Zone
Memory Sketchbook
Wolf and Sheep
Sonypoly
Gaming in a
Cellular World
Water as Interface
Gravity
Literatur Machen
Visionaire Contribution

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Workshops

Metabolic Toys
Towns R Us
Human Powered Objects
Politics or Play
UNESCO Toy Workshop
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  Gravity is one of the basic forces that have shaped our world. Everything that has grown naturally or has been designed keeps in its form a hidden reference to gravity. We attach weight and orientation to things we perceive and assume certain causality when interacting with our environment.

To introduce the notion of how delicately our life depends on and has been shaped by this force, we performed as gravitational biologists, demonstrating our groundbreaking discoveries from our intergalactic travels.

Our recorded video footage featured a diversity of life forms from different gravitational force fields, and we were even able to demonstrate live specimens to the audience. These specimens had undergone a fascinating change in their physical appearance after entering the earth’s gravity. Some also died.

 

  
 
 
In collaboration with Bernd Hitzeroth.

 
 
Fall 2003

Part of "The Secret Life of Common Objects" lecture by Jan-Christoph Zoels, Stefano Mirti, Massimo Banzi, Walter Aprile.
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