Interactive Simulations – Digital Art You Can Touch
Computer Science / Digital

Interactive Simulations – Digital Art You Can Touch

In this dynamic installation, experimental simulations are presented that take shape through the audience’s actions. By moving, visitors can directly control virtual effects. You are therefore not just watching—you become part of the installation.
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Start 21:00 o'clock
End 00:00 o'clock

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Fachhochschule Dresden (FHD)
Fakultät Design
Fachhochschule Dresden - Campus am Straßburger Platz
311
Güntzstraße 1
01069 Dresden (Dresdner Osten)
Lukas Uhlmann, Igor Makarov, Studierende
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Description

How can we make digital art feel more alive?

In this installation, experimental simulations are presented that take shape through the actions of the audience. By moving through the space, visitors can directly control virtual effects. You are therefore not just watching—you become part of the installation.

The project illustrates in a vivid way how modern computer technology, image processing, and interactive media work together. It is designed for people of all ages and invites them to experience digital technologies in a playful and engaging way.

Information on the event format

Exhibition Participate and do it yourself Suitable for children

Stations

Straßburger Platz

  • 2 (tram)
  • 1 (tram)
  • 4 (tram)
  • 13 (tram)
  • 10 (tram)

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