Part of the
artistic research project SENSING LIVING SYSTEMS by the duo MUELLER-DIVJAK at the Angewandte Interdisciplinary
Lab (AIL), University of Applied Arts Vienna. SΫS SPACE will open to the public in individual time slots. Book your individual
time slot now for an exclusive multisensory experience.
What might consciousness smell
like? Is it possible to sense interdependencies? Would you like to experience your embeddedness in the world?
The
SΫS SPACE prototype opens its doors in September, inviting you for a one-of-a-kind experience, an exclusive multisensory trail
of resonating with and better understanding of living systems. Welcome to the world of complexity – beyond cognitive overload.
Registration
Book an exclusive one-hour slot, enjoy a fascinating journey into your senses and
search for a being that knows and feels everything about connectedness and interdependence. Please find the available
timeslots
and register here (1 person per slot).
The artist and researcher duo MUELLER-DIVJAK (Dr.
Jeanette Müller and Dr. Paul Divjak), who is working at the AIL with international artists and systems scientists on the FWF/PEEK
project SENSING LIVING SYSTEMS. Exploring the Potentials of Multisensory Scenographies for Systems Awareness (Project lead:
Mag. Alexandra Graupner; University of Applied Arts), is devoted to creating experiential multisensory spaces – the so called
SΫS SPACEs – that help enhancing systems awareness through special sensory cues. Such allowing for coping resiliently with
the complex interrelations and interactions that shape our world and all our lives.
SENSING
LIVING SYSTEMS — Exploring the Potentials of Multisensory Scenography for Systems Awareness is an artistic research project
initiated and led by MUELLER-DIVJAK (Jeanette Müller and Paul Divjak) at the Angewandte Interdisciplinary Lab (AIL), University
of Applied Arts Vienna, in cooperation with the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Sciences (BCSSS). Funded by the
Austrian Science Fund in the PEEK programme (FWF PEEK AR 776, DOI 10.55776/AR776).
The artist
and researcher duo MUELLER-DIVJAK (Dr. Jeanette Müller and Dr. Paul Divjak), who is working at the AIL with international
artists and systems scientists on the FWF/PEEK project SENSING LIVING SYSTEMS. Exploring the Potentials of Multisensory Scenographies
for Systems Awareness (Project lead: Mag. Alexandra Graupner; University of Applied Arts), is devoted to creating experiential
multisensory spaces – the so called SΫS SPACEs – that help enhancing systems awareness through special sensory cues. Such
allowing for coping resiliently with the complex interrelations and interactions that shape our world and all our lives.
SENSING LIVING SYSTEMS — Exploring the Potentials of Multisensory Scenography for Systems Awareness is an artistic
research project initiated and led by MUELLER-DIVJAK (Jeanette Müller and Paul Divjak) at the Angewandte Interdisciplinary
Lab (AIL), University of Applied Arts Vienna, in cooperation with the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Sciences
(BCSSS). Funded by the Austrian Science Fund in the PEEK programme (FWF PEEK AR 776, DOI 10.55776/AR776).
