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Museum Brandhorst
Theresienstraße 35A 80333 München
Angela Stiegler mit Shila Rastizadeh / Julia Swoboda, Motion Sickness Exercise (exercises for camera), 2022, 360 Grad Video, 5K und HD, Farbe, 20 Min.
Installation

Technobodies | Motion Sickness Exercise

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Key data

  • Time of day12:00 until 11:59 PM
  • Target groupsAdults, Teenagers
  • RegistrationIncluded in the price of admission, no prior registration necessary

Description

The series of exercises, “Motion Sickness Exercise” (2022) takes the shortcoming of virtual reality technology (VR) as an occasion to negotiate physical states: sickness—wellness—madness. By means of various exercises, knowledge expansion through the body is tested innovatively. A problem that arises in VR in connection with motion is a form of vertigo caused by the discrepancy between the body’s own movement and the visualized environment. Virtual reality is used in this artist-led research to take the human body beyond the boundaries of normative ways of thinking. The installation and the video are part of a series of exercises by the artist Angela Stiegler. The potential of feelings of vertigo and motion sickness is examined in collaboration with scientists Shila Rastizadeh, Prof. Dr. Timo Götzelmann, and Pascal Karg; physician Prof. Dr. med Sandra Becker-Bense; artist Prof. Susanne Kühn; and Director of Photography Julia Swoboda.

 

Visitors are invited to self-experiment within the framework of this artistic-scientific study on Sunday July, 31.

 

Supported by LEONARDO Zentrum für Kreativität & Innovation – ein Kooperationsprojekt der Technischen Hochschule Nürnberg der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Nürnberg und der Hochschule für Musik Nürnberg and Innovative Hochschule

 

The installation is part of the event Technobodies, taking place from July, 29-31 at Haus der Kunst, Lenbachhaus and Museum Brandhorst

 

 

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