The Collegium Hungaricum Berlin aims to presents a modern and European picture of Hungary, expanding
and deepening cultural and scientific collaborations. It becomes the physical host for the 'Corpora', a cellular, fluid and generative architectural organism created by the transnational art and design group doubleNegatives Architecture (dNA). A meshed network structure of urban sensors and cameras monitoring, collecting and distributing real-time environmental information including temperature, brightness, humidity, wind direction and sound feeds a system of nodes, each making local decisions independent of a central architect. An intelligent corpus augmenting the reality of the .CHB's urban environment, Corpora in Si(gh)te gives rise to a new architectonic and artistic entity.

specialità di silicio is a hardware cooking performance, in which Urs Dubacher creates a special menu, comprised of silicon. Damaged hardware and other ingredients are fused to a culinary hybrid of absurdity, debris and detritus. Enjoy your meal!

specialità di silicio is a hardware cooking performance, in which Urs Dubacher creates a special menu, comprised of silicon. Damaged hardware and other ingredients are fused to a culinary hybrid of absurdity, debris and detritus. Enjoy your meal!

DJ-set by Miyuki Osawa, singer of the japanese band Draco. Released their first album " Enter the Draco" on the US indie label Slabco and 7inch single from UK indie label Bad Jazz in 2000, and their second album "South of the Border" from japanese label Positive Pro in 2002. Currently working on her solo album. Her dj set tends to be more housy comparing to the electronic rock sound of her band.

What open spaces are built into our current economy by innovation and new ideas? What kind of progress and communication strategies do we need? A performative discussion about values and responsibilities of our society.

Revision and finissage of the interactive environment by TheProduct* with participating experimenters and research projects.

As varied the forms of video art today are, and as rapidly as current developments progress, there is still no clear answer to the question of what is the best form of presentation. A work can function on a handy display, another work might work best as a loop in a museum space, while a third is best seen on a monitor and headphones. In cooperation with Babylon at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Ivo Wessel and Olaf Stüber invite you to come and share their obsession. As monthly as possible, always on a Friday, always at midnight.