Felix Reiterer

norway / 2025

Taste In Translation / BTS For the @viennadesignweek 2024, I collaborated with @freude.studio to develop an interactive installation that captures and visualizes gustatory sensations by combining live brainwave data with predefined flavor profiles. 1x Bronze / 3x Shortlist at the @cca_creativ_club_austria awards Idea & Concept together with @simonpointner Exhibition Design @alexanderahmad__ Screens @bigscreen.at Chef @restaurant_doubek Venue @pop14.studio

For the @viennadesignweek 2024, I collaborated with @freude.studio to develop an interactive installation that captures and visualizes gustatory sensations by combining live brainwave data with predefined flavor profiles. At the intersection of data science and artistic expression, the installation translates the subtle and personal experience of tasting into constantly evolving visuals. Three different streams of input data (base image / predefined flavour profiles / real-time EEG data) with a total of 13 variables - were used to create the generative visuals. The animations are then driven by the interplay of the parameters. Idea & Concept together with @simonpointner Exhibition Design @alexanderahmad__ Screens @bigscreen.at Chef @restaurant_doubek Photography @paul.sebesta Venue @pop14.studio Part of @viennadesignweek @forwardfestivals

For the @viennadesignweek 2024, I collaborated with @freude.studio to develop an interactive installation that captures and visualizes gustatory sensations by combining live brainwave data with predefined flavor profiles. At the intersection of data science and artistic expression, the installation translates the subtle and personal experience of tasting into constantly evolving visuals. Three different streams of input data (base image / predefined flavour profiles / real-time EEG data) with a total of 13 variables - were used to create the generative visuals. The animations are then driven by the interplay of the parameters. Idea & Concept together with @simonpointner Exhibition Design @alexanderahmad__ Screens @bigscreen.at Chef @restaurant_doubek Photography @paul.sebesta Venue @pop14.studio Part of @forwardfestivals @viennadesignweek

LIVE ARCHIVE (5/5) Last year I collaborated with @metaoffice_ to create the installation Live Archive that was exhibited during the @iabr___ at @nieuweinstituut in Rotterdam. The final cube functioned as the heart of the archive, allowing visitors to scroll through all the artifacts captured during the biennale. How can a biennale function as a space of assembly? How can an event, a dialogue, or a conversation be made available to future visitors? When an exhibition becomes a place of encounter, the question of documentation arises. The Live Archive takes up the idea of the archive as a physical and digital structure for organizing knowledge and turns it into a dynamic and open-to-use installation within the Practice Place. The installation consists of four different tools, each inviting participants to trace their thoughts and learnings. Via drawings, sound, photographs, and moving images, the Live Archive produces a multilayered mapping. This open document can be reviewed and created by all visitors and bridges the physical and the digital, simultaneously creating an archive of the Assemblies taking place over the course of the biennale and the context in which these gatherings take place. Concept & Cubicle Design @metaoffice_ : @lauritz.bohne @lea__mariaeleonora @edwardzammit_ Production @manfredo____ Technical Installation Support Theresa Reiterer Photos Jacqueline Fuijkschot

LIVE ARCHIVE (4/5) Last year I collaborated with @metaoffice_ to create the installation Live Archive that was exhibited during the @iabr___ at @nieuweinstituut in Rotterdam. As a station to capture moments via photography, we created a mirrored cube with a cloud-shaped phone case. Via a QR-code, visitors could open a custom web-app to take photos and upload them to the archive. (The web-app can still be accessed via myseconddomain.cloud) How can a biennale function as a space of assembly? How can an event, a dialogue, or a conversation be made available to future visitors? When an exhibition becomes a place of encounter, the question of documentation arises. The Live Archive takes up the idea of the archive as a physical and digital structure for organizing knowledge and turns it into a dynamic and open-to-use installation within the Practice Place. The installation consists of four different tools, each inviting participants to trace their thoughts and learnings. Via drawings, sound, photographs, and moving images, the Live Archive produces a multilayered mapping. This open document can be reviewed and created by all visitors and bridges the physical and the digital, simultaneously creating an archive of the Assemblies taking place over the course of the biennale and the context in which these gatherings take place. Concept & Cubicle Design @metaoffice_ : @lauritz.bohne @lea__mariaeleonora @edwardzammit_ Production @manfredo____ Technical Installation Support Theresa Reiterer Photos @cianay Jacqueline Fuijkschot

LIVE ARCHIVE (3/5) Last year I collaborated with @metaoffice_ to create the installation Live Archive that was exhibited during the @iabr___ at @nieuweinstituut in Rotterdam. The second cube of the installation was used to capture sound recordings, by creating a little booth, where sound was recorded with the press of a button, and sent in real time to the output cube. How can a biennale function as a space of assembly? How can an event, a dialogue, or a conversation be made available to future visitors? When an exhibition becomes a place of encounter, the question of documentation arises. The Live Archive takes up the idea of the archive as a physical and digital structure for organizing knowledge and turns it into a dynamic and open-to-use installation within the Practice Place. The installation consists of four different tools, each inviting participants to trace their thoughts and learnings. Via drawings, sound, photographs, and moving images, the Live Archive produces a multilayered mapping. This open document can be reviewed and created by all visitors and bridges the physical and the digital, simultaneously creating an archive of the Assemblies taking place over the course of the biennale and the context in which these gatherings take place. Concept & Cubicle Design @metaoffice_ : @lauritz.bohne @lea__mariaeleonora @edwardzammit_ Production @manfredo____ Technical Installation Support Theresa Reiterer Photos @cianay Jacqueline Fuijkschot

LIVE ARCHIVE (2/5) Last year I collaborated with @metaoffice_ to create the installation Live Archive that was exhibited during the @iabr___ at @nieuweinstituut in Rotterdam. One part of it was a cube that functioned as a scanner for texts, drawings and other artefacts. When the drawer closed, a flash got triggered, capturing any content to the archive, which could be explored in real-time. How can a biennale function as a space of assembly? How can an event, a dialogue, or a conversation be made available to future visitors? When an exhibition becomes a place of encounter, the question of documentation arises. The Live Archive takes up the idea of the archive as a physical and digital structure for organizing knowledge and turns it into a dynamic and open-to-use installation within the Practice Place. The installation consists of four different tools, each inviting participants to trace their thoughts and learnings. Via drawings, sound, photographs, and moving images, the Live Archive produces a multilayered mapping. This open document can be reviewed and created by all visitors and bridges the physical and the digital, simultaneously creating an archive of the Assemblies taking place over the course of the biennale and the context in which these gatherings take place. Concept & Cubicle Design @metaoffice_ @lauritz.bohne @lea__mariaeleonora @edwardzammit_ Production @manfredo____ Technical Installation Support Theresa Reiterer Photos @cianay Jacqueline Fuijkschot

LIVE ARCHIVE (1/5) Last year I collaborated with @metaoffice_ to create the installation Live Archive that was exhibited during the @iabr___ at @nieuweinstituut in Rotterdam. How can a biennale function as a space of assembly? How can an event, a dialogue, or a conversation be made available to future visitors? When an exhibition becomes a place of encounter, the question of documentation arises. The Live Archive takes up the idea of the archive as a physical and digital structure for organizing knowledge and turns it into a dynamic and open-to-use installation within the Practice Place. The installation consists of four different tools, each inviting participants to trace their thoughts and learnings. Via drawings, sound, photographs, and moving images, the Live Archive produces a multilayered mapping. This open document can be reviewed and created by all visitors and bridges the physical and the digital, simultaneously creating an archive of the Assemblies taking place over the course of the biennale and the context in which these gatherings take place. Concept & Cubicle Design @metaoffice_ : @lauritz.bohne @lea__mariaeleonora @edwardzammit_ Production @manfredo____ Technical Installation Support Theresa Reiterer Illustration @edwardzammit_ Photos @cianay

interactive digital installation - process My final work at the @forciartfoundation residency was an interactive installation that showcased point clouds of the nature around Forci, which would shift and distort with movement, inviting people to slow down and stand still to experience the undisturbed landscapes. (1) distortion based on intensity parameter (2) input: movement detected by camera, which is converted to intensity parameter (3) gererative soundscapes based on movement (4) installation setup (5) installation setup

fabric installation Made during a residency at @forciartfoundation

fabric installation - process Made during a residency at @forciartfoundation (1) intersecting 3D scan with the physical structure (2) calculating intersection contours (3) stencils (4) painted fabric (5) studio prototype (6) exhibition build up (7) moving fabric