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Martin Riedel & UliK: Techno circus

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Jurgens, Anna-Sophie

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Prof. Dr. Peter Tepe

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In this conversation, circus artist Martin Riedel and technology artist and programmer UliK reflect on their productive collaboration at the interface between performance art and technology. They not only describe how the joint work in and outside the ring influences (s) their understanding of art and technology (s), but also what new knowledge arises from it. This conversation is dedicated to both a science-related circus artist and a long-term cooperation with scientists, technicians and companies.

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w/k: Zwischen Wissenschaft und Kunst (Between Science and Art)

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2099-12-31