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Tscherenkows Traum

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Tscherenkows Traum by German artist and scenographer Eno Henze is a technological objet trouvé with 4 Led Panels, power adaptor and image processor.
Henze works at the intersection of science, philosophy and art with a variety of media.
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Berlin-based artist & scenographer Eno Henze works at the intersection of science, philosophy and art. In addition to his drawings and installations he also curates NODE and designs stages for the Dutch National Ballet or the Royal Ballet of England.

The event has been designed by Alpha-ville to offer the London art, tech and creative communities the opportunity to connect and exchange ideas. It will take place at Rich Mix Cinema and Arts Centre in London, have a look to the other interesting participating artists programme and tickets prices here.

Into the post there are some selected projects created by Eno in the last five years, don’t miss to check all the other recent works and installations on his large and excellent portfolio.

“When did you first feel the urge …” is a reconstruction of an experiment conducted by the neuro scientist Benjamin Libet in 1968. A test person could choose to press a button at any moment – but he should remember the position of a circulating dot on a screen in front of him. Libet showed, that a ‘readiness potential’ in the brain preceeds every volatile decision , and hence questioned the concept of free will that had been fundamental to philosphy and religion for centuries (His argument was essential to the discussion of the philosphical implications of neuro science in the past decades). The ‘reenactment’ of this experiment recalls this controversial thesis and transforms it into a minimalistic videosculpture.” – Eno Henze.
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Eno Henze lives and works in Berlin. He divides his time between creating art and stage design and being a creative director for large-scale media environments. His artistic work examines ‘how machines transform aesthetic reasoning and notions of the human’. Combining theory with technology and computation, Henze creates images and spaces that ‘oscillate between human and machine origin’. Henze has been curator of the exhibitions and symposiums at the past three installments of the NODE Forum for digital arts in Frankfurt. His work has been exhibited internationally in galleries and museums, including the Moscow Biennale, Art Cologne and Frankfurter Kunstverein. His creative direction for commercial clients such as Mercedes-Menz has gained international awards including D&AD’s Black Pencil and ADC Gold.

Since 2011 Henze has collaborated regularly with David Dawson on designs for Dutch National Ballet and Royal Ballet.
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Eno Henze est un artiste en art visuel d’origine Allemande. Son travail est très organique, sa recherche touche surtout l’occupation de l’espace et le développement des formes à l’aide d’outils technologiques.
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source: robotmafia
Eno Henze, geboren 1978 in Frankfurt, arbeitet als Künstler, Bühnenbildner und Designer in Berlin. Von 1998 bis 2004 absolvierte der Künstler ein Studium der Medienkunst an der HfG Karlsruhe. Danach war Eno Henze Student an der Hochschule für bildende Künste Städelschule in Frankfurt.