Binaera: 14 Interaktionen - Kunst und Technologie

Binaera: 14 Interaktionen – Kunst und Technologie examines the intersections of art and technology through fourteen distinct projects that explore interaction as both concept and practice.

Rather than focusing on technology as mere tool or ornament, the works featured in the publication treat technological systems, interfaces, and feedback loops as integral to the artistic experience.

The projects range across media and formats—software, sensors, audio-visual systems, responsive environments, and hybrid installations—each engaging with questions of perception, agency, and participation. Interaction is understood not simply as user engagement but as a dynamic exchange between human, machine, and environment. The works foreground real-time response, algorithmic behavior, and sensory modulation to probe how meaning and experience emerge in networked, mediated contexts.

The publication situates these interactions within contemporary artistic discourse, highlighting how art and technology co-produce forms of visibility, participation, and understanding. Binaera presents interaction as an expanded field—one where spectators become participants, systems become collaborators, and technology reveals itself as both material and concept.