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DIE TRAGÖDIE DER KÜNSTLICHEN INTELLIGENZ

   ╱Just because we can do something, doesn’t mean we should do it.



⟍Buch (pdf)

⟍Prof. Tanja Diezmann

⟍Prof. Dr. Frieder Nake

What is trapped must be freed. Can we free the AI by being inspired by its
output? Can we free it by deliberately making it do weird stuff and making that
weird stuff obvious? Through statistical graphics, we could liberate it and
create algorithmic art. Clearly, computers are very good at working with
numbers, and if we throw copious numbers into algorithms, we can use them to
create statistical visualizations. But as a special algorithm, an AI can process
the numbers in other ways, so the graphics can take a whole new form. Of course,
we can’t really liberate an algorithm, but perhaps ourselves. Algorithmic art,
which in contrary to the algorithms of creation cannot trigger an absolute value
in the viewer. Let’s see what happens.


LOKALEIN.KAUFEN

   ╱Online shopping in your neighbourhood.


⟍www.lokalein.kaufen

⟍2020 Germany




O

   ╱Experience working with Virtual Reality on a new level.


⟍2016 Germany

⟍Prozess (PDF)

⟍Prof. Tanja Diezmann

⟍2nd Prize / Dresden mb21, Hochschultage Bremen

⟍(Selection) Weser-Kurier, PAGE: Wie sortieren wir Daten in Virtual Reality?

People love it. People love the artificial representation of both real and
fictitious surroundings. Combined with head-mounted displays, smartphones work
as screens. Virtual reality is ready to be used by everyone. A lot of artists
and developers are taking the opportunity to create simulations and games,
allowing users to experience new sensations. Nobody has tried developing the
underlying system so far, though. Two-dimensional objects are placed in the
third dimension generating hierarchical structures. Yet, hierarchical structures
are already very uncomfortable in the second dimension. O uses the virtual three
dimensions to create a flat structure, making virtual reality viable for
everyday life. Virtual Reality surrounds the user. And so does O. O!


IN ORDNUNG

   ╱Tidying up algorithmic art. A homage to Frieder Nake.


⟍2016 Germany

⟍Prof. Dr. Frieder Nake




FOLDED

   ╱Communicate on a deeper level.


⟍2015 Germany

⟍Prozess (PDF)

⟍Prof. Tanja Diezmann

⟍In cooperation with TELEKOM DESIGN

⟍Sneak Talks at Hochschultage Bremen 2016

Communication is everywhere. Beginning with talking face-to-face it has evolved
and can now travel great distances. Well, at least a part of our communication
contents. And this is a problem. However, smartphones collect all kind of data
about their users. Why not use this data for easier communication? The Facial
Action Coding System by Paul Ekman offers an analysis of microexpressions. Tiny
visual movements in faces are analyzed and categorized and can therefore be used
in Folded. Since people can hardly explain their feelings, Folded aims for a
subtle design. Without using a scale, the messages are simply seen relative to
each other. Messages are now more. Automatically.


HORNG JOU TILE FACTORY MUSEUM

   ╱Explore Taiwanese culture: Industry.


⟍2016 Taiwan

⟍Horng Jou Tile Factory Museum

⟍Yingge Ceramics Museum 2016




U

   ╱Let’s dream about the future.


⟍2016 Germany

⟍Entwicklungsprozess (PDF)




CHANNELS

   ╱Your journey through different channels.


⟍2016 Germany

⟍In collaboration with Keno Westhoff

⟍(Selection) Schauburg Bremen 2017, Shortorama 2016


Lara Stumpf    ╱Interaction Design


⟍since Apr 2022 Lecturer (Hochschule für Künste Bremen)

⟍since Jun 2019 UX Designer (CTS EVENTIM)

⟍Feb 2016 – Mar 2016 Volunteer Taiwan (AIESEC)

⟍Sep 2015 – Sep 2018 Tutor (Uni Bremen)

⟍Oct 2014 – Oct 2018 Digital Media B.A. (HfK Bremen)

⟍Jul 2014 – Sep 2014 Assistant (ERGO Versicherung)

⟍Aug 2011 – Jun 2014 Apprenticeship as Insurance Businesswoman (ERGO
Versicherung)


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