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The concept of the digital sparks competition is to support selected and awarded projects through production grants. The works content is based on close cooperation of the grant holder with the » MARS-Exploratory Media Lab. The Lab supports the award-winners with expertise, knowledge and contacts and enables them to further their work and to develop new projects. The works developed in 2002 have already been presented on media art festivals and conferences and have even won awards.
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digital sparks 2001 fellows |
| Sascha Kempe
International School of Design Köln (KISD), Interactive Design
Sponsored project: › Radioskop. das Hören Sehen, an innovative navigation for websites
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| Martin Schneider
Ilmenau Technical University, Computer Science
Sponsored project: Participation in the development of the › Semantic Map, interface for visualisation and exploration of semantic relationships
Video about his project "Genius Bodybuilder", Award 2001:
» [RealMedia | 1Min.]
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digital sparks 2002 fellows |
| Rüdiger Schlömer
Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Design
Sponsored project: » reverse engineering, a collective reading attempt
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| Michael Janoschek
Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Design
Sponsored project: › Flatgames/Taiga, a concept for digital extended games
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| Florian Thalhofer
The Berlin University of the Arts, Design
Sponsored project: › 7sons, a nonlinear and interactive documentary
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| Andreas Siefert
State University of Art and Design Karlsruhe, Media Art
Sponsored project: » gorin-no-sho, an interactive audio-visual sound performance
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| Martin Hesselmeier
University of Applied Sciences, Media Design
Sponsored project: › My World webcam, an installation about the "truth" of images in the internet
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digital sparks 2003 fellows |
| Nora Krug
The Berlin University of the Arts, Design
Sponsored project: › Please.music works, an interactive website about musicians
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| Franz Alken
Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig, Media Art
Sponsored project: › machines will eat itself, II, an Internet project which takes a subversive an ironic look at commercial data mining
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digital sparks
2007/09/05
