http://www.particles.de/
michael saupis a professor at the department of new media at the zkm - hfg
karlsruhe. his work was presented in different international events. his work was
presented, among others, to siggraph, in the gallery of art new south wales, at the
venice biennale and at the zkm's multimediale. his work has been internationally
awarded.
http://www.processing-plant.com
louis-philippe demersis a multidisciplinary artist using machines and robotics as
media. louis-philippe is also a professor of exhibit design at the hfg karlsruhe. his
works, installations, performances and researches on the application of the computer
in the arts have been featured at numerous international festivals and primed with
several prizes such as ars electronica 96 (austria) and life 2.0 (spain). he is
developing the magnetic module for R111.
http://www.khm.de/~norman/
norman mullercreated in 1991 an artist group named abnorm which had for mission
to bring an artistic flavor in the night clubs scene. chromapark in berlin, ultraschall in
munich and silos in johannesburg are part of this collective realizations. at the
moment, norman studies media arts in cologne. he developed the liquid module of
R111
http://www.drscissors.com/
pino grzybowskyalias dr.scissors produces electronic music under label elektrolux,
spacenight and asr... he is also a musician and dj between moscow and los angeles.
he steered a workshop(studio) of ambient music at the school of design in karlsruhe
and now creates with R111 the sound environment.
http://www.totzek.de/
jan totzekstudied design in dortmund, germany after learning metal work. germany.
he has already collaborated with michael saup and R111 within the framework of
connected cities. he develops this time, the sonic floor of R111 with daniel
verhüsdonk.
http://www.hfg-karlsruhe.de/~drinnhof/
dominik rinnhofer
http://www.human-fly.com
julie méalin
http://www.eclipse-lunar.de
julia herzog
stefan preuß

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