Misperforming Telematics: New Modes of Conferencing Across Distances

Authors

  • Gunhild Borggreen University of Copenhagen
  • Hanne-Louise Johannesen Diffus Design

Author Biographies

Gunhild Borggreen, University of Copenhagen

Gunhild Borggreen is Associate Professor at University of Copenhagen, and focuses on contemporary Japanese art and visual culture. She is the co-founder and manager of ROCA (Robot Culture and Aesthetics), an interdisciplinary practice-based research network. Gunhild has published in Performance Research and is co-editor of Performing Archives / Archives of Performance (MTP 2013). Gunhild was the manager of Fluid States North cluster of PSi Fluid States conference in June 2015.

Hanne-Louise Johannesen, Diffus Design

Hanne-Louise Johannesen is an art historian with focus on aesthetics, materiality and digital technology in her work with intelligent textile, soft electronics, tangible interfaces and interactive installations. She teaches at the IT-University, Denmark in the field of Digital Aesthetics and Creative Digital Practice and is the CEO of Diffus Design www.diffus.dk. Hanne-Louise initiated and organised the telematic setting for Fluid States North conference in June 2015.

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2017-06-01

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2017): Looking Back on Fluid States — Performances of unKnowing

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