The Ways Things May Go, eine Installation von kausal vernetzten Prozessen, das die Klasse de Campo mit Partnern von drei anderen Universitäten realisiert hat, wird beim European Media Art Festival in Osnabrueck gezeigt:

»The Ways Things May Go« is a meditation on invented causality in a networked world. Taking the first cue from Fischli / Weiss’ »Der Lauf der Dinge«, Alberto de Campo, Hannes Hoelzl, Julian Rohrhuber and students built little causal processes with two or more possible outcomes: For example, a series of falling domino stones could split into two, and thus provoke a random decision in the physical world. Which end of the process is reached determines which causal process is activated next, so a dynamic topology of invented causal relations emerges within the network of available elements.

»The Ways Things May Go« is a joint project between UdK Berlin (Alberto de Campo), HfK Bremen (Hannes Hoelzl), IMM Düssel- dorf (Julian Rohrhuber) and Angewandte Wien (Nico Kirisits, Klaus Filip), and open for future extension.

http://www.emaf.de/deutsch/festival/programm/ausstellung.html