Tamiko Thiel

Tamiko Thiel


Artworks exploring the intersection of space, place and cultural memory.


Enter the Plastocene
Enter the Plastocene
Enter the Plastocene
ReWildAR
ReWildAR
ReWildAR
Virtual Berlin Wall
Virtual Berlin Wall
Sponge Space Trash Takeover
Lend Me Your Face!
Lend Me Your Face!
My Identity Is This Expanse
My Identity Is This Expanse
My Identity Is This Expanse
Touching, Traces
Suspended Spring
Suspended Spring
Strange Growth
Nothing of him that doth fade...
Nothing of him that doth fade...
Evolution of Fish
Evolution of Fish
Evolution of Fish
Evolution of Fish
Unexpected Growth
Unexpected Growth
Unexpected Growth
CM 2 in MoMA
CM 2 in MoMA
Wild Gardens
Wild Gardens
Wild Gardens
Wild Gardens
Goldsegen
Goldsegen
Treasures of Seh Rem
Treasures-of-Seh-Rem
Land of Cloud
Land of Cloud
El Barrio is home!
El Barrio is home!
Gardens of the Anthropocene
Gardens of the Anthropocene
Gardens of the Anthropocene
I am Sound
Shades of Absence
Shades of Absence
Shades of Absence
Shades of Absence
All Hail Damien Hirst!
Reign of Gold
Invisible Istanbul
Transformation: Lehel
Transformation: Lehel
Transformation: Lehel
Transformation: Lehel
Water Lilly Invasion
Biomer Skelters
Clouding Green
ARt Critic Face Matrix


NEW ARTWORKS:


"Waldwandel/Forest Flux" @ Kunsthalle Munich


>> 06 May, Munich: EVENT CANCELLED<<
If you had already make plans to come, please contact me.


Until 27 Aug 2023 in "Flowers Forever", curated by Franziska Stöhr

PRESS: Arte TWIST augmented reality interview! Starting at 26:28 - in German but great video! :-)


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.


12 May Opening & Symposium near Paulskirche, Frankfurt am Main, Germany


Revolution and Return, by Tamiko Thiel and /p
Interactive AR installation, 2023

In "DEMO-" AR exhibit, from wava.ar and Netzwerk Paulkirche (until 2024)


Revolution and Return
Revolution and Return, interactive AR installation, Tamiko Thiel and /p, 2023.
At the Paulskirche, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Photos: Ben Livne Weitzman


Opening/Symposium: See press release for more details. NOTES: On the first, failed attempt at democracy in Germany, in 1848.

13 May Opening @ AR Biennial, NRW-Forum, Düsseldorf, Germany


What You Sow (Tamiko Thiel and /p)
Interactive AR installation, 2023

Opening 13 May, 13:00 ~ 18:00 NRW-Forum (Details TBA)

Premiering in the 2nd AR Biennale "Hybrid Nature" - (PRESS)
NRW-Forum Düsseldorf, 13 May – 29 October 2023


What You Sow
What You Sow, Tamiko Thiel and /p, 2023. Visualization in Rheingärtchen, Düsseldorf, Germany.


O ye Denizens of the Deep! Plastic waste falls like mana from the heavens. Touch each precious seed to grow a bountiful garden of garbage, that shall be for all eternity. For what you sow, so shall you reap.

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).





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! :-)