Ozan Güngör is an architect, designer and researcher based in Basel. First encountered virtual spaces in the form of architectural visualization tools, he increasingly occupied himself with the representational spaces. Using various media, ranging from post-digital collage to CG-animation, his practice focuses on building spaces in physical and non-physical realms as a form of sharing, storytelling, reshaping and resisting.
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June 19th – Exhibition Opening
June 20th – Symposium
One-day symposium and exhibition on site- and community-specific algorithms for governing urban resources.
Smuc.kitchen invites Basel-based residents to imagine a community-run urban infrastructure for teaching a machine to distribute food fairly.
Join us for three workshops and a dinner and receive deliveries of rescued food items during the experiment.
Monday, December 11th 2023
Annual Research Day, Basel Academy of Art and Design FHNW
A day of provocative joyful workshops, talks, performances, book launches, tender reading and exchange. Open to all.
Workshop at CML and public panel discussion at HackThePromise festival Basel.
15–16 September 2023
Production phase of the Extended Ecologies programme hosted by Medrar Cairo, resulting in an exhibition of critical XR projects developed by participating artists and the release of a project publication.
Basel has a new festival for digital culture, art and society. Co-organised by CML research assistant Ozan Güngör, the first edition will take place from 15–17 September. If you’d like to help shape the festival, you can submit ideas for workshops, talks, performances, installations, screenings and more until 21 June.
In two research labs in February, selected participants and guests explore how virtual and real spaces can co-influence and co-create one another.
Open call for artists and researchers from Egypt and Switzerland to explore and reflect the possibilities of extended reality (XR) technologies through the lenses of ‘ecologies’ and ‘migrations’.
Deadline extended until 30 November.