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Material&Process-25

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Karin Lingnau, Dawid Liftinger, Camilo Sandoval

Overview

In Material & Process we move from the digital to the physical:
creating patterns and generative drawings, iterations and recombinations from the algorithmic (p5.org), transferring digital patterns onto cut-out and printed patterns in various materials such as wood and rubber (laser cutters, stencils and stamps), printing and transferring onto materials in the next step, (re)arranging, reassembling and layering, working individually and collectively.

some examples and as a reference our last seminars on material & process


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(page to be build up in the course of the seminar)

Seminar dates

always on Mondays, 14-16, every week
starting on 28th April 2025

Monday, 28.04.

introduction/ overview of the semester

Monday, 05.05.

starting with p5

Monday, 12.05.



Monday, 19.05.



Monday, 26.05.



Monday, 02.06.



Pfingstmontag / Whit Monday / 09.06.

no seminar

Monday, 16.06.



Monday, 23.06.



Monday, 30.06.



Monday, 07.07.

preparing and finishing exhibits for Rundgang

Monday, 14.07.

no seminar: Rundgang-week
For Rundgang supervision of the lab and exhibition is needed.


Seminartext

The basic seminar material & process aims to examine materials and material processes, in interaction with technologies and their aesthetics, in a personal and social context. The basis of every artistic work is material, whether haptic and physical as material, carrier and medium or/and structural and immaterial as coding. The consideration and examination of the interdependencies of material in their fundamental principles, in their translations and overlaps between the digital and the physical, will be carried out in the seminar through experiments and material studies. Material processes and algorithmic sequences are part of practical exercises and theoretical introductions. The focus is on observing and getting to know material as an independent element, as well as on working with materials and their processes. Students can develop their own experiments and models using basic techniques and existing equipment. Analog materials and tools for processing material on a digital and mechanical level (e.g. CNC production such as laser cutters, milling machines or printing techniques such as Riso) are available. The principles discussed in the seminar can become the basis for works and concepts on a sculptural and/or digital level.