Tamiko Thiel
Artworks exploring the intersection of space, place and cultural memory.
NEW ARTWORKS:
"Waldwandel/Forest Flux" @ Hypo-Kunsthalle Munich
03 Feb - 27 Aug 2023: Exhibition
AR commission (2023, with /p) for the exhibit "Flowers Forever," curated by Franziska Stöhr.
PRESS: Arte TWIST augmented reality interview! Starting at 26:28 - in German but video shows the installation very well.
06 May and 05 August 2023: Special free events in Fünf Höfe, details TBA (NOTE: 25 March event cancelled)

Waldwandel / Forest Flux. Artist's visualization in the Kunsthalle Munich.
Waldwandel / Forest Flux was commissioned by the Kunsthalle Munich for the exhibit "Flowers Forever" (curated by Franziska Stöhr), BIOTOPIA Museum of Natural History, and the Bavarian State Forest Enterprise.
Sponsored by generous grants from the Bavarian State Forest Enterprise, and from Sundance Institute Interdisciplinary Program with support from Unity Charitable Fund/Tides Foundation.
Permanent exhibit: #MakeUsVisible public art exhibit Munich
#JulietToo AR installation, Tamiko Thiel, 2022
Sited @ the Juliet Capulet sculpture in Marienplatz (but all the AR works in #MakeUsVisible are visible around the world as well).

ENDING SOON:
02 Feb - 11 March 2023 @ FAMTAIN Club Munich
"The Now.The New.The Next." xcircle.io phygital exhibit.
"Unexpected Growth" AR Livestream (2018, with /p).
By appointment only - please contact xcircle at: mail@xcircle.io

ONGOING:
Until 23 April @ ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany
Atmos Sphaerae VR artwork, Tamiko Thiel, 2021
A deep time meditation on the changing nature of the Earth's atmosphere.
In "Matter Non-Matter Anti-Matter," a meta-exhibit of virtual exhibits. Showing as part of the DiMoDA 4.0 Virtual Museum exhibit "Dis/Locations", curated by Christiane Paul.

Until Oct 2023 @ EVOLUON, Eindhoven, Holland
Lend Me Your Face participatory deepfake AI, Tamiko Thiel and /p, 2020
A person encounter with how AI can manipulate and control your own face.
In the exhibit "RetroFuture" curated by Ruben Baart.

PRESS:
Unexpected Growth is featured in the new edition of art trader Michael Findlay's "The Value of Art," and in its glowing review by the editor of the German art magazine Monopol! :-)

