On October 20 and 21, 2023 at Studio Emad Eddin
Advancements in interactive technologies have granted artists the power to create evermore immersive artworks, inviting their audiences to plunge into the world of their creation. Progressive audiovisual art builds on the methods and tools of traditional audiovisual technologies. It draws on the results of classical and contemporary images and music, and follows technologies and processes that change from day to day.
The Interactive Audiovisual Installation workshop, moderated by Andrea Sztovánovits, aimed to enable participants to adapt to the world of changing technologies – real-time visual software and hardware, sensors, and other technologies – and to participate in the international discourse on these technologies, both theoretically and practically.
About the trainer:
Andrea Sztovánovits has been working on real-time audiovisual installations since 2001. She earned her Doctorate Degree in 2019 from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts with her dissertation ‘VJing as a method’. Alongside her creative work, Sztovánovits is a lecturer at the Intermedia department at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. Her main educational and research fields are visual-musical trends and the analysis of sound-based images.