My self will disappear inside a new formed body, becoming a representation of movement and counter movement in space. The outer lines of the body are transparent, a semipermeable membrane that divides the inside and outside, while there is no inside or outside. This body will transform itself and the environment. An ever changing process of the body or the subjective illusion of an object as a living body in space, specific to this experiment, is my interpretation on how I see human movement (in an expanded way; it could also be a change of interest, a situation that one went through, a thought) and interaction over time. It should not be clear who is worn. Is it the body that is worn by me or is it a me who is worn by the body? How does the visible-making of ongoing movement in different directions (even if we choice new paths) change the perception of our body emerging in space or specific environments? The body will be fluent and unstable, nevertheless it will stay united. I will give input to the system, the system reacts and will interpret on it´s own. The output of this system is the interaction between the body and the viewer. My self will appear through a new formed body, being a representation of movement and counter movement in space.
Interactive Installation
Marco Schröder and Rama Bielewski
Transmediale Festival, 2016
Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
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niche construction, 2016
Digital Bauhaus Lab, Weimar
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Shared Habitats, 2017
Jhongdou Wetlands Park,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Interface to change the sound of an environment by the intimate moment of humans touching each other connects various materials and their sounding to the sense of touch.
Participants of this group-performance/ interactive installation will touch each other and by that change the gain of a feedback inside the very object of a building which is connected to the interface. Two persons activate the sound or turn up the volume by closing the circuit between themselves, or a larger group of people. Closing the low current circuit triggers a feedback loop. A transducer is attached to the buildings facade. At another point a contact microphone is connected. This way the facade is also part of the circuit.
People touching each other, or even slightly passing by, will effect the whole environment surrounding them. By that, every other being in the area will be able to notice the interaction or is influenced by that happening. This work focuses on the influence of human interaction scaled to the environment that is capable to reflect how we move through it.

»niche construction«
14 - 17 July 2016
Artists: Mara May, Francis Kamprath, Michael Fischer, Elisabeth Kraus, Bernhard Jarosch, Marco Schröder, Christoph Balduin Stroppel, Paul Haas, Neil Welbers, Rama Bielewski
This exhibition was supported by Eject -Zeitschrift für Medienkultur.

»Shared Habitats«
20 – 30 November 2017
Curators: Prof. Ursula Damm and Mali Wu
Artists: Clemens Bast, Rama Bielewski, Felix Bonowski, Christian Döller, Maike Effenberg, Mindaugas Gapševičius, Rico Graupner, Freya Probst, Marco Schröder, Theresa Schubert-Minski, Tobias Zimmer
This exhibition was supported by Goethe Institut and Kreativfond Bauhaus University.
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