Franziska Ostermann – Teenage Machines (wire me softly) – Germany
TEENAGE MACHINES (WIRE ME SOFTLY)
Franziska Ostermann
FILE SÃO PAULO 2026: Inter-creativity – Art and Technology – VIDEO ART SHORT
Electronic Language International Festival
Teenage Machines (wire me softly) – Germany
Teenage Machines (wire me softly) is a video work that explores adolescence as a shared developmental process between humans and machines, situated at the intersection of computer art, poetics, and their histories.
Franziska Ostermann developed the work from notes she took during the Generative Art Summit 2024 in Berlin. She wrote a poem from these notes and transformed it into a multimedia piece.
BIO
Franziska Ostermann is a German multimedia artist focusing on digital images, AI, poetry and performance. In her work, she explores virtuality, the internet and matters of female identity. Her work has been shown internationally, including New York City, Paris and Berlin. Most recently she exhibited with HEK Basel and Synthesis Gallery, NRW Forum Düsseldorf and The Second-Guess.

