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      Paper and pigments uncover electrostatic discharges of daily activities

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      Around 8kV between me and my surrounding

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      Hair stand on end: Reactive, wearable textile express  'electrified' human behaviour and make electric current perceivable.

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      .. [in cooperation with Interactive Institute - Stockholm, SWE // MPI for Neurosciences - Leipzig, GER // Textile Research Institute - Greitz, GER]

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      A tiny audio device to measure electric current between different people

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      Capture locomotion and orientation of human to create new materials [ongoing research project with metallic coated/ light reflecting glasspearls]

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      Generating informations in a three dimensional fluid medium [ongoing research project based on nano particle trapping in biosensors]

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      Glass and concrete - reflection probes [ongoing research project]

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      Large mockup shows glas and light phenomena on a surface at "Surfaces, Membranes, Boundaries" exhibition at Aedes, Pfefferberg and at "Facades" at National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK (Apr, 2011)

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      First printed plastics of tracked locomotion [ongoing seminar in Kassel]

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      Growth of roots on photochromic paper

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      An installation "..to hear the grass growing"

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      Graphite and liquids  create connections.. ..to create sounds..

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      ..moving hair - Fiene Sharp - developed Benjamin Maus/me (camera/ nitinol controlled)

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      .. calibration of the memory wires

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      Testing conducitvity linked to water, graphite, (metallic-) color pigments

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      Artificial traces on a thermochromic tablecloth evoke communication processes

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      Tensed textile at the exhibition

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      ..for experiences

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      Surface explorations - graphite drawings to create sounds collectivly

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      closing self-drawn circuits

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      hearing sounds with a pencil

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      Kids experienced their drawings (by hearing electric current)

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      designing SMD amplifiers for testing self-drawn circuits

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      I built an amplifier to hear electrostatic as well as electromagnetic fields..

       

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      I travelled one month to Lappland (North Sweden) to navigate there by my new sense of electritiy.

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      digital media for exhibition '300 Jahre Wissenschaft' - of the charité Berlin. the idea was to arrange audio comments of politic and scientific topics in the exhibition space, which the listener could understand by holding cups or stethoscopes on surfaces.

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      I was very lucky to be a part of the concept for the movie "Sammler" by Maxi Richter, Teresa Schulten, Till Ronacher, Paul Stawenow

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      co-curating the 'long night of sciences' in Halle, with experiments for kids around lights and shadows

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      a cuckoo-clock, which adjusts the speed of time depending on loudness in its environment for reflecting excitement of peoples

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      photo exhibition in the gallery 'hellrot', halle of my trip across the 'costa da caparica'

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      The mis hap - liquid traces on wood controls a FM radio.

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      visualizing speech (by single layers for laser-cut)

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      generative exercices

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      render-tutorial for giving 3dsmax rendering workshop

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      a drawing - created  during my internship in the technical development department at Kaercher/ Bosch at Stuttgart, Germany


  2. about *
     Clemens Winkler is a designer and researcher whose work is placed at the interstices of human condition, material computing, art and design. He exhibits and publishes his work for user experiences focused on phenomena like particle formation, electrostatics or growth. 

    Clemens studied Industrial Design and Media Art/ Design, where he worked with artists and research partners developing reactive materials. 2010/2011 He worked in a material research group at the University Kassel, Germany. He is currently based at the Royal College of Art, London. He has given some workshops in computing materials and programming sounds. He is interested in projects, that bring together artists, designers, scientists and researchers.



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