Holger Heißmeyer
Holger Heißmeyer’s work often deals with technology and the relationship between humans through technologies, emphasizing on the hopes, dreams and expectations involved. His installations usually include performative aspects, including the audience in subtle ways. He studied psychology and several other subjects and is based in Berlin.
Participation
Ja|Nein-Objekt
Ja|Nein-Objekt is communicative object. It is made from electronics, metal and logic and hangs from the ceiling. It constantly measures the distance to it’s environment. Via real-time synthesized computer voice, it speaks inviting or repelling statements depending of the proximity of people around it (Yes, No). It has no feelings yet tries to define borders.
Ja|Nein-Objekt
Ja|Nein-Objekt is communicative object. It is made from electronics, metal and logic and hangs from the ceiling. It constantly measures the distance to it’s environment. Via real-time synthesized computer voice, it speaks inviting or repelling statements depending of the proximity of people around it (Yes, No). It has no feelings yet tries to define borders.
Ja|Nein-Objekt
Ja|Nein-Objekt is communicative object. It is made from electronics, metal and logic and hangs from the ceiling. It constantly measures the distance to it’s environment. Via real-time synthesized computer voice, it speaks inviting or repelling statements depending of the proximity of people around it (Yes, No). It has no feelings yet tries to define borders.