The movements of visitors are translated into data to control sound and video. The object (and the room around) turn into an instrument. The system is sensible to dynamics. We use custom-made software, programmed in C++.
Maria Koshenkova – glass object
Richard Deutsch – interactive environment, sound
Christian Vogel – programming
This is How it Works…with “crazy silvering”.
The exhibition and further development of this art project is possible with support of NunaFonden, Knud Højgaards Fond , Grosserer L. F. Foghts Fond, Statens Kunstfond and support from Aaasiaat Museum and KJ Greenland
’ Scandinavian Glass – starting all over is a collaboration between three highly estimated Scandinavian museums – Glasmuseet Ebeltoft, Ebeltoft (Denmark), The Glass Factory, Boda (Sweden) and The Finnish Glass Museum, Riihimäki (Finland ) – which aims at redefining the future for glassmaking. The project has been supported by The Nordic Culture Fund as part… Read more »
Handcuffs. Photo Alexander Lavrentyev
Sound-environment made by wounderful Richard Deutsch. Composer, Musician and my friend. Made with support of Maria Simkina
This installation is my artistic response to the specific interior of Hempel Glasmuseum and the landscape surrounding it. In particular the gigantic window, which serves as the background for my work as well as the main light source of the room, was a source of inspiration to me. This work is part of the Summer… Read more »
Artists: Claudia Scarsella, Maria Koshenkova, Uli Aigner Curated by: Pauline Doutreluingne Location: Secret Garden at Bergstrasse 26, Berlin Mitte Duration: 1st of June till August 31st 2016
My work spans between Worlds, Russia and Scandinavia, glass, metal, and wood, single sculptures and whole exhibitions. Use the form nearby to stay up to date with the next events and/or exhibitions I'll be part of.
