sharing bauhaus

sharing bauhaus explores the Bauhaus’ principle of collective research into the digital realm. Our goal is to raise awareness of the experiment as a space for learning experience. Designed as a digital workshop, we do not use a physical location equipped with computers, we do not use a lab where people come together in an analog way to research the digital. The sharing bauhaus workshop is a virtual space, itself part of the object that he examines and designs.

Tiers/Thirds

These are a series of (interconnected) tactics or navigation dynamics for understanding the pulling of strings in the web while affecting them, and directing the course of our digital interactions.

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Towards futures that are response-able?

Building ethics into technology… is that possible? Join Ivana Bartoletti to challenge your approach to tech and embrace ethical design. Does surveillance make our spaces operate as a machine serving whiteness? Does fairness in tech help wider justice? Is control related to privacy? Welcome to the tough questions of our times that we must ask ourselves - and be prepared to change. Join this tutorial to learn why we need to create better tech, and how we can shift our thinking to try and do that.

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With the simple use of a stool (or chair), we will explore a core foundation of immersive experiences – attention – from wherever you are. Where does our attention go when we exist in a space? What meets us when we shift our perspective to its opposite? How is our attention challenged in a place that’s unfamiliar versus familiar? Is it sharper in a space that’s naturally occurring versus fabricated? How do these answers compare to others? And, most importantly, how to we leverage this now understood loss of control to better craft in the immersive medium?

How can letters turn into motion?

During the Covid-19 pandemic, gardening is one of the activities that keep me sane and calm me down. I figured that it's the same for many other people. So in this tutorial, I would like to share, how to make an anaerobic composter using upcycled and accessible materials. It is something that I have never done before, so I am an amateur sharing this tutorial. I have been renovating my backyard from concrete and turned it back to soil. Since then I have been learning by doing, learning by sharing, learning by exchanging. I found out that since it was concrete before, the soil is quite poor on nutrition. An anaerobic composter will help turn organic kitchen waste into fertiliser for my garden. I am no expert on plants and garden, so this tutorial is a result of combining what I learned from friends and the internet. Whatever the practical result turns out to be, I develop my own design and share it with the hope that everyone will also do so.

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You Never Walk Alone

Digital? Technology? What does that mean?

bauhaus machen - sharing bauhaus

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