The transmediale 2k+12 identity was designed by Manuel Bürger, Timm Häneke and Till Wiedeck. The design was inspired by the in/compatible theme with the working title Promised Land, primarily reflecting the high expectations of everyday digital technologies. The festival architecture of transmediale 2012 in the foyer of Haus der Kulturen der Welt was conceptualized by raumlaborberlin. The architectural installation comprises elements which, as an ensemble, are reminiscent of domestic living situations.
A multisensory time-machine that transport audiences into the past, dazzles them in the present, and hurtles them into the never before experienced.
A special streaming project for The Joshua Light Show at transmediale 2012, with support from Google. At this page we are globally extending the three performances of Joshua Light Show with special guests Supersilent (no) ft. Stian Westerhus, Oneohtrix Point Never (us) and as a special highlight Manuel Göttsching (de). More about The Joshua Light Show at transmediale 2012 here.
One can experience a further uneasy aspect of transmediale here on our website by unintentionally activating an intervention called HOTGLUE. It was conceived by Danja Vasiliev together with Gottfried Haider essentially as a Content Manipulation System. For this special transmediale version Matthijs van Henten was also brought in. What HOTGLUE actually is and how it messes with our website, is explained by Danja Vasiliev personally in one of transmediale's in/compatible sound clips.
In hacker jargon “forkbomb” refers to a piece of code that operates through a “fork reaction” where one running process generates other running processes and so on ad infinitum. Eventually the processes will overload the operating system which they are working on, bringing it to a halt, similar to when the common user runs too many applications at the same time and ends up with a frozen screen. For hackers...