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Esteban Pérez Graduation Project

Ñawpa Urku is a video installation that weaves poetry, sound, and digital animation in a speculative narrative told from the perspective of an Andean volcano. Expanding on Andean Futurism, the project uses cinematic strategies and collective speculation to interweave game engines with Andean indigenous worldviews, imagining a future where the

More than Green: Stadtökologie und Kunst

by Prof. Nina Fischer, Florian Wüst Soil life, circular economy, environmental protection – countering the destruction of human and natural resources in the industrial age has a long history. The early eco-movements thought ahead, tried things out, failed and are not just being rediscovered today. Moving from the local to

Rundgang SoSe 2025

As with every end of the summer semster, the students show their works at Rundgang. Medienhaus has opened its doors to welcome curators and curious guest. The classrooms are open to the public and each room exhibits the most recent works of the students, which they made over the course

Exkursion zur VIDEONALE.20

by Prof. Nina Fischer and Sabrina LabisSummer Semsster 2025 As part of the Fachklasse Experimental Film and Media Art, an excursion to VIDEONALE.20 – Festival for Video and Time-Based Art in Bonn is planned. From May 9 to May 11, 2025, students had the opportunity to visit the festival and participate

Seminar „Walls have Feelings“

by Sabrina Labis Winter Semsster 2024/25 The seminar Walls Have Feelings took us on a journey through Berlin’s architectural landscapes, uncovering the ways in which buildings shape not only our movement but also our thoughts, emotions, and societal structures. Inspired by Katherine Shonfield’s book Walls Have Feelings: Architecture, Film and

More than green: City Walk 

The second seminar session of „More than green: Urban Ecology and Art” on 6 November 2024 we spent outside under Berlin’s gray and cold sky, walking from Potsdamer Platz to Elise-Tilse-Park, across the pedestrian bridge over the Landwehrkanal and along the outdoor premises of the Technikmuseum into Gleisdreieckpark, and from