Book Presentation, Artist Talk and Performance
Ralf Baecker
Saturday September 30th 2023, 7 p.m
Program
Book Presentation: Cybernetic Imaginaries (edited by Carsten Seiffarth)
19:00 Artist Talk with Siegfried Zielinski (moderation Daria Parkhomenko)
20:00 Performance: A Natural History of Networks/Softmachine
Book Presentation: Cybernetic Imaginaries (edited by Carsten Seiffarth)
19:00 Artist Talk with Siegfried Zielinski (moderation Daria Parkhomenko)
20:00 Performance: A Natural History of Networks/Softmachine
Cybernetic Imaginaries (Distanz Verlag)
Cybernetic Imaginaries (edited by Carsten Seiffarth) is the first monographic catalog of the artist Ralf Baecker. The catalog is a comprehensive documentation of his experimental poetic machines, installations and performances. In addition to photographs, sketches, technical drawings, and detailed descriptions of Baecker’s central works, media-theoretical and art-historical essays by Siegfried Zielinski, Andreas Broeckmann, and an interview with the curator Daria Parkhomenko contextualize the artistic work of Ralf Baecker.
Cybernetic Imaginaries (edited by Carsten Seiffarth) is the first monographic catalog of the artist Ralf Baecker. The catalog is a comprehensive documentation of his experimental poetic machines, installations and performances. In addition to photographs, sketches, technical drawings, and detailed descriptions of Baecker’s central works, media-theoretical and art-historical essays by Siegfried Zielinski, Andreas Broeckmann, and an interview with the curator Daria Parkhomenko contextualize the artistic work of Ralf Baecker.
A Natural History of Networks/Softmachine
A Natural History of Networks/Softmachine is an audiovisual performance. A custom-built electrochemical experimental apparatus (SoftMachine) creates a dynamic fluidic self-organizing microcosm that performs a continuous becoming of form, structure and material narrations.
A Natural History of Networks/Softmachine is an audiovisual performance. A custom-built electrochemical experimental apparatus (SoftMachine) creates a dynamic fluidic self-organizing microcosm that performs a continuous becoming of form, structure and material narrations.
(free entry)