Lilia Villafuerte

Lilia Villafuerte is a digital artist and researcher on Human Computer Interaction (HCI), cognition and interactive media. Her work as a researcher and artist has been exhibited in Spain, Mexico, Egypt, Germany, Peru and the United States.

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International meeting where professionals from different disciplines share their experiences in the telepresence field and work collaborative in the design and development of telepresence technologies.

The Conversation

The Conversation Lauren Wetmore’s curatorial proposal for Encura, invites five artists-in-residence at Hangar to replicate and disturbing the dynamics that control public and private surveillance forms.

Interface Manifesto

The interface Manifiesto is a collective research and writing project aiming to understand the interfaces such as central cultural phenomena by dialogue and interdisciplinary praxis.The outcome has been a manifest which highlights the interface's ideological and political aspects.

Protocol for Interdisciplinary Research

The protocol document for interdisciplinary research aims to provide useful references and guidelines for institutions, funding bodies, individual researchers and interdisciplinary research groups. The document takes into account a wide number of experiences and visions on interdisciplinary work. It is an open document under ongoing reviewing and discussion.

Laia Blasco-Soplon

Bachelor of Fine Arts (1993), Postgraduate in Visual Culture Studies at the University of Barcelona (2004). Degree in Graphic Design at Llotja School (2005), and Master in Multimedia Applications at the Open University of Catalonia (2013).

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Projects by Researcher @ Hangar

The interface Manifiesto is a collective research and writing project aiming to understand the interfaces such as central cultural phenomena by dialogue and interdisciplinary praxis.The outcome has been a manifest which highlights the interface's ideological and political aspects.

Quelic Berga

BA in Audiovisuals and multimedia at the ERAM – University of Girona (Spain), MA in Graphical Interface Design at the University of Lincoln (UK) and PhD on Interaction Design and Data Visualization. He has been awarded with prizes on digital art, and some of his works have been shown in art centres and festivals in Spain, France and Singapore. Amongst them, Arts Santa Monica (Barcelona), Sala de Arte Joven (Madrid), VAD Festival (Girona), Ingràvid (Figueres), and the National Academy of Fine Arts, NAFA (Singapore).

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Projects by Researcher @ Hangar

The interface Manifiesto is a collective research and writing project aiming to understand the interfaces such as central cultural phenomena by dialogue and interdisciplinary praxis.The outcome has been a manifest which highlights the interface's ideological and political aspects.

Robotics

The field where Hangar has developed more applied research projects so far has been in robotics with the development of tailored technological tools for artistic projects. Being Hangar committed to free and accessible hardware and software, this research line explores the possibilities of open tools such as Arduino, Pure Data or Processing for the development of electronics, programming and hardware prototypes according with the needs of the projects of the users of Hangar's interaction lab.

Ricardo Iglesias

Bachelor in Philosophy and Literature, 1989 (UAM). PhD Cum Laude, European mention, 2002, Fine Arts Faculty (UB): La Robótica como Experimentación Artística. Una Aproximación Histórica a la Evolución de las Máquinas Autómatas desde el Prisma de la Estética. Currently he teaches about interfaces, interactive systems and audiovisuals at the Fine Arts Faculty (UB).

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Projects by Researcher @ Hangar

Interactive installation composed by different robots which incorporate surveillance cameras on a mobile platform. The robots are equipped with global positioning systems based on position sensing by an artificial vision software, they interact jointly and synchronously with the visitors.

Vanessa Santos

Vanessa Santos is a digital media artist and researcher. She holds a PhD study entitled Designing Mobile Narratives – Discursive Strategies and Interaction Modes in Locative Media Art, at the Pompeu Fabra University, under direction of Roc Parés i Burguès and co-tutoring of Karla Brunet. She is interested in the creative use of mobile and locative technology and its encouragement in the creation of new narrative genres. Her last work is Chronica Mobilis, an interactive and geolocated performance and game that happens in the streets of the city.

Projects by Researcher @ Hangar

This performance experiments with the new georeferenced narrative genres which use new mobile technologies. It takes place in an exhibition space and in the city streets allowing different levels of participation.

César Escudero Andaluz

César Escudero Andaluz (LIC, MA, MFA) studied Fine Arts and Architecture & Design at the University of Salamanca, Visual Arts and Multimedia at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Since 2011 he is researching at the Kunstuniversität Linz at the Interface Culture LAB, working in the field between users and interfaces.

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Projects by Researcher @ Hangar

The interface Manifiesto is a collective research and writing project aiming to understand the interfaces such as central cultural phenomena by dialogue and interdisciplinary praxis.The outcome has been a manifest which highlights the interface's ideological and political aspects.
Interfight metaphorically explores issues related with interface politics, through the creation of a context for conflict. In this context a graphic interface programmed with Android provokes through the desktop icons the attack of a physical interface.