Born in Germany, studies since 2003 in Austria.
She graduated 2006 with a Bachelor of Sciene in Mediatechnology and -design at the University of Applied Science Hagenberg. As a part of her bachelor program she did an internship at the Interactive Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. She studies now for a Master degree in Interface Cultures.

1.The Weight of OrchestraIdea: every one has his/her unique voice. Research has demonstrated that there is a correlation between a person's sound and weight or body density. I therefore use weight to make sound. I tried to produce device that can make sound when a person plays it.
2.The  seesaw of  memory Idea:When our parents or lover is gone, how can we remember them , just in the  photo or in video?Because everyone have the experience play the seesaw with our parents or friend when we are children. So I use the seesaw to make a work. I hope I can by way of weight to feel them when them is gone.

26 years old artist of media art born in Poland. Although my artistic education touches many fields of fine arts, such as drawing, painting, sculpture, graphic design, animation etc, I found myself best in interactive installations in wide spaces and stage design. In my artistic activities I’m trying to design my works in purpose to active interaction with the audience, and in the same time to smuggling some content. Mostly inspired by biological structures and microscopic creatures because the mother nature is a greatest artist for me!:) In the future I plan to focus all of my attention to the theatre/dance scene design, with the use of interactive media and 3D mapping.

Exchange student from Italy.
I focused my studies in graphic design and graduated in Product and Communication Design at Politecnico di Torino in 2019.
I then moved to Milano to study Digital and Interaction Design at Politecnico di Milano. Here I started my experimentations with generative art and interactive installations. As an exchange student in the interface cultures program, I aim at delving into creative coding and interactive scenarios.

Born in Madrid Spain, Jesus has background of studies in Art History and Graphic Design. Jesus graduated in BA Hons in Art - Digital Media Production - at the University of Arts London UK in 2007. He is now attending the Visual Arts and Multimedia Master Course at the University Polytechnic of Valencia Spain and being a Interchange Student in the Interface Culture Master at the Kunstuniversität Linz Austria since October of 2008. He does research and artworks focus in the Human - Computer Interaction on the field of how technology affects human behaviors such: alienation, nostalgia, social networks, etc, Specially in how things that nowadays are being doing in front a computer related wit "traditional ways" of doing same things and how the society is adopting new technologies.
www.jesuscabrera.com

Graduated on Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of São Paulo, Brasil, where she works as a researcher since 2002 at  Nomads.usp, Center for Interactive Living Studies. She's now finishing her master studies about the process of conception and development of interactive architectures and objects focusing on the role played by designers and architects on this field. She attended the Interface Culture program as a guest student on 2007 where she developed the project Affective Twins, presented at the Campus 2.0 exhibition from the 2007 Ars Electronica Festival. The project consisted of two interactive furniture pieces which explores relations between users and objects inside the domestic environment.
gabicarneiro@yahoo.com

Patricia was born in Valencia (Spain), where she studied Dramatic Art, specialization in gesture and movement, based on Jacques Lecoq's pedagogy; and the five years of Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts "San Carlos", at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. She also began to study a Master Degree in Multimedia and Visual Arts, at the same university, and is currently finishing it as an Interface Culture student, in Kunstuniversität Linz (Austria). Her interests lies in videogames, specially related to power and social criticism; human-computer interaction; 3D; videomapping; interaction design; activism; interfaces; narrative; storytelling; audiovisuals; scenography; and the relation between art, technology, media and society. She likes to be aware of social and politics issues and to put the spotlight on them in a playful way, making them more visible but without the usual sense of oppression and apathy that often goes with those topics. She also has taken part in several festivals, exhibitions, group artworks, theatre plays and shortfilms, both as an actress and as director.

Exchange student from Taiwan.
I study New Media Art in Taipei National University of the Arts. Creations involve image, kinetic art, and ready-made.Visualizing self-experience and the relationships between people, and express emotions with dynamic changes.

Kerem Düzenli (1997, TR) embarked on a creative odyssey from the world of architectural design, graduating with honors in Architecture before venturing into the realm of computer technologies, guided by an enduring artistic spirit. Accepted into the Master's Degree program in Computer Aided Art and Design, his muse was discovered in coding, shaping his aspiration to craft digital artistry for entities both small and grand.
With experience in Python, Golang, and C#, contributions span diverse projects, from crafting captivating puzzle games to web development. His journey embodies the fusion of art and technology, as reflected in thought-provoking articles on blockchain, NFTs, and the evolving tech-driven metaverse. His artistic spirit continually fuels exploration of new projects, fostering a culture of innovation and learning. In the realm of coding and creativity, he is a digital artisan carving a unique path.

Before she began to study Interface Cultures 2003 she graduated at School for fashion and textile-technology, Salzburg. She realized the CAVE Installation "LEAVE" with Martin Erich Pammer at the Ars Electronica Festival 2005. Currently she works for the medienschmiede advertising agency in Linz.

Stefan has studied communication design in Dornbirn, Manchester and Berlin. After that he moved to Linz to study space&designstrategies and interface cultures. He earns his living with his design studio BEAUTY PARLOUR. Beside that he teaches within the field of art and design. Together with Tim Devine he runs the VJ-Crew NEON GOLDEN and performs internationally on a regular base.
www.beautyparlour.at
lab.neongolden.net

Junichi Kanebako was born in Asashina village (now Saku City) 1984. After graduating from the Faculty of Software and Information Science at Iwate Prefectural University, he now conducts research and production at Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS) with the aim of developing interfaces where users are not distracted by the presence of the computer. Interfaces created during enrollment in the Institute include the musical interface Mountain Guitar, an interface that visualizes musical information, Ange-kyo, and others. He presented at the international conference New Interfaces for Musical Expression - NIME 07. Mountain Guitar won honorable mention in Japan¹s 13th Student CG Contest -category of Interactive Art.

Asumi Kitahori was born in 1991 in Tokyo.Graduated BA in computer science at Hosei University. During her studies she was interested in the artwork using biological information.Since 2014, she has studying media creation at Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Science [IAMAS] and focuses on the relation of the body image, human consciousness and technology. Through the dance performance, producing fashionable devices and installations, she attempts to alter the awareness for our own vivid-body.

(IAMAS student)
I was born in Yokohama. I graduated from IAMAS (International Academy of Media Arts and Science)2002. After that I worked at the Web and Mobile Business Division of Livedoor Co., Ltd., as a chief designer 2003-2006. I took part in several art projects as an art director and designer in Paris and Istanbul.
A list of my works includes CD jackets, editorial, business web sites and interactive media installations
www.iamas.ac.jp/~i-kzm00/

Exchange student from IAMAS, Japan.
I studied Avand-Garde Art theory in early 20th.
My graduation thesis was about "Applications of Synaesthesia into Arts" and on that theme, as a synaesthete, sho worked on abstract paintings, digital videos, graphic designs, and media installations which were based on the translation from characters into colours.
Here in Interace culture, I am working on making a firefox add-on which convert existing webpages into colour patterns, and developing an installation which focus on the mixture of natural and artificial colours.

Graziele Lautenschlaeger is a brazilian researcher graduated in 2005 in Image and Sound at Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), which provided her a background in audiovisual and communication theory. Since 2007, she is inscribed in the Architecture and Urbanism Master´s Program of the University of São Paulo at Nomads.usp (Center for Interactive Living Studies). From March untill September of 2008, in the Interface Culture Department, she keeps working in her theoretical issues and developing a practical project related to the mains aspects of her research.

Rosemary Lee is an artist and theorist working between the fields of art, philosophy, poetry, science, politics, and technology. Her sculptural approach can be seen to influence as much her writing as installations, thinking through structures and using poetic concepts to shape materiality.
Graduating with an M.A. with Distinction from the Division of Media and Communication at the European Graduate School (2012), and receiving a B.F.A. with Honors, emphasis in Fiber and Material Studies, from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2008). Rosemary Lee's artwork and writing have been presented internationally in exhibitions, conferences, and publications related to art, theory, and politics.

Was focused on machine construction and engineering before he started to study Informatics at the Kepler University in Linz and currently joins several courses of the Interface Culture Institute. He was part of the "recipeTable" team.

Gisela Nunes, born in Portugal, graduated in Multimedia Design from ESAP (Oporto Higher Artistic School - Guimarães) and holds a postgraduate course on Digital Design from the School of Arts, Portuguese Catholic University (Porto). She is currently an Exchange Student in the Interface Culture Master at University of Art and Design Linz, while attending the Master program in Technology and Digital Art, from University of Minho. Her present interests are focused on how technology can influence life and enable the creation of digital artworks involving interaction with people.

 2014-15 - Exchange. Interface Culture. Kunstuniversität Linz, Austria.
2013-14 - Master Visual Arts & Multimedia. Facultad de Bellas Artes. UPV, Spain.
2011-12 - Exchange. Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. VŠVU, Slovakia.
2008-13 - Fine Arts. Facultad de Bellas Artes San Carlos. UPV, Spain.
  carlos-orti.blogspot.com.es

2014-15 - Exchange. Interface Culture. Kunstuniversität Linz, Austria.
2013-14 - Master Visual Arts & Multimedia. Facultad de Bellas Artes. UPV, Spain.
2011-12 - Exchange. Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. VŠVU, Slovakia.
2008-13 - Fine Arts. Facultad de Bellas Artes San Carlos. UPV, Spain.

Born in 1981 in Spain, studied Fine Arts at the Politecnic University of Valencia. After that wrote her Dissertation about relation between film and interactive installations. Nowadays she is an Assistant Scholar of the "Laboratorio de luz" in Valencia and also an exchange student at Master in Interface Cultures.

Was born in 1982 in Austria and completed an undergraduate program in art before entering the University of Art and Design Linz.

Miguel Rangil (Spain, 1998) is a transmedia artist who focuses both his research and artistic production on new contemporary strategies to address through art the hybrid condition of the human being and the awareness of the current problems between humanity, technology and nature. His current research focuses on a critical exploration of artificial intelligence and the consequences of its operationalisation in various spheres of human experience. His works have been exhibited in various cultural spaces and institutions since 2019, including Matadero-Madrid (2022) and Etopia Centro de Arte y Tecnología (2022). He founded and manages the permanent collaborative work group Xenoimage Dataset framed in Medialab-Matadero since 2022. He completed M.A in Visual arts & Multimedia (Universitat Politècnica de València) and B.A in Fine Arts (Universidad Complutense de Madrid). He is currently an Erasmus+ student at Interfaces Cultures at Kunstuniversitat Linz, Austria.

Born (2000) in Marseille, France, Bérénice Roemer is an plastician's artist who's staying in the Kunstuniversität Linz for one semester. She's currently developing her work within the Interface Cultures masters program. She loves to use photography, writing and drawing as a media and is also interested in new technologies. Her work deals and connects queer culture, feminism and ecology.

Currently studying PhD program at Interface Culture department, Kunstuniversität Linz Austria.
My background is Graphic design and Animation. I have worked as a motion graphic designer for music videos, as a web designer. During my master study at IAMAS Japan, I have also worked as an internship researcher at ATR research Lab.

I'm currently finishing my master in computer science at the johannes kepler university. for my bachelor thesis i created a drawing program for mobile phones. besides i'm employed at KEBA as a software engineer and tester of ATMs. my objective for work at the interface cultures is to make the computer user's everyday life more colorful and particularly easier in some way."

who work with code for iOS / openFrameworks / web-based interactivity. After several years of career as a web front-end engineer, He stayed at Interface Culture Lab in Kunstuniversität Linz (Austria) in 2010 winter semester, and graduated from Dynamic Sensory Programming course at IAMAS (International Academy of Media Arts and Science). He started writing codes since 2010 with his interests: playful interactivity, real world oriented networking.
nuafk.jp motoi@nuafk.jp

Born in turkey, moved in the age of seven to Austria. Lives and works in Linz, freelance digital videoeditingb for several art and culture documentations. Since 2004 Student at University of Art, Interface Cultures. Mainly interessted in video and interactive Installations. Recent projects: blow.

He already worked as Commercial Artist and Art Director for several advertising agencies in Linz. Beside Interface Cultures Raimund also studies Music at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz. He is responsible for several music projects like "Elektrovog", "Böff Bölgstoff Strovanosky".
www.elektrovog.at

She is an exchange student from Bauhaus University Weimar, Germany.In 2005 she did an internship in San Francisco and worked there for Lynn Hershman. Besides she was a student assistant for Ursula Damm in Weimar (Design of Medial Environmments) Her personal interest focused in the research about connections between real life and virtual reality.

studied computer science at the kepler uni linz. from 1990 on he designed and programmed user interfaces for graphical programming languages. since 2000 he runs his own company for edv services and internet providing.
www.yasp.at