Heldenhalden & Schaltkreismythologien 1989 | 2026

Artistic Research by Rainer Görß and André Werner at the Human-Machine Interface

Heldenhalden & Schaltkreismythologien 1989 | 2026, 18 min 32 s, (excerpt)
8 drawings in approximately 33,333 variations. By Rainer Görß (drawings) and André Werner (video)

A collaboration, an artistic research at the Intersection of Man and Machine by Rainer Görß and André Werner.

Eight small works on paper were sent into the vastness of the Latent Space. All visual elements were given complete freedom to move freely within the space, to split apart, dissolve, or merge with other elements. To swim, fly, or climb—whatever took their fancy.
The images made wise use of this freedom and created their very own habitat.

untitled, (red couple III – V)

untitled, (red couple III – V), mixed media, painting, drawing on photography, 70 x 50 cm

untitled, triptych (red couple)

untitled, triptych (red couple), mixed media, painting, drawing on photography, each 70 x 50 cm

untitled (triptych blue)

untitled (triptych blue), mixed media, painted photograph on paper, ca. 1988, each 42 x 29,7 cm, 16,5 x 11,6 inch

The tide is high

André Werner,
“The tide is high” from the series “Das winkende Mädchen”, interactive light object, 2021.
40 x 40 x 15 cm, acryl glass, whitewall sheet, motion detector, LED, layered overhead sheets.

The image is lit from behind if a motion sensor is triggered by a spectator. The image remains visible for about five seconds before hiding again behind.

By waving to the object one can bring back the waving girl.

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