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KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
Collaboration with the KIT research projects on browser art by Inge Hinterwaldner and Daniela Hönigsberg.
Talks I have given and papers I have written on digital art conservation, museum technology and exhibition infrastructure. Also research collaborations and topics for speaking requests.
„On/Off“ kulturBdigital-Konferenz 2026 — Deep Dive · ufaFabrik, Berlin
with Christoph Wetzel
View talk →A Story That Never Ends — Wüstenrot Stiftung & ZKM · ZKM Karlsruhe
with Daniel Heiss, Marlies Peller
View talk →GPN24 — Gulaschprogrammiernacht · ZKM & HfG Karlsruhe
View talk →GPN24 — Gulaschprogrammiernacht · ZKM & HfG Karlsruhe
with Inge Hinterwaldner
View talk →MAI-Tagung 2026 — museums and the internet · Historisches Museum Frankfurt
with Christoph Wetzel
View talk →iPRES 2026 — 22nd International Conference on Digital Preservation, Session 53 “Artworks Rescue and Repair” · Copenhagen (presented remotely from Karlsruhe)
View paper →IEEE Computer, vol. 59, no. 9 — special issue “Software Engineering in Generative Art”
View paper →KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
Collaboration with the KIT research projects on browser art by Inge Hinterwaldner and Daniela Hönigsberg.
Available for talks at universities, museums, and conferences. Topics I regularly speak about:
Practical approaches to preserving browser art, web-based works, and legacy digital media. Case studies from restoring browser artworks up to 30 years old.
Building and managing technical systems for large exhibitions, from device automation to visitor tracking.
Contactless interaction systems using LiDAR tracking. Development, deployment, and data analysis for museums.
Technical coordination for international touring exhibitions. Standardization and cross-cultural adaptation.