TWAN@ AEC
Gerfried Stocker (artist director and CEO of AEC) opened the 1. digital TWAN-exhibition on 6th of October 2011
Johannes Stübler was talking about the common roots of AWB and the aims of TWAN ......
.... ongoing Dietmar Hager was explaining the topic of lightpollution.
Babak Tafreshi and Gernot Meiser gave together an opening lecture in AEC-Deep Space
Prof. David Malin in Deep Space is talking to the audience about the beauty and colour of the starry nightsky.
Above the fascinating world of timelapse videos by
Bernd Pröschold
Presentaton of the Hungarian timelapse video of
Tamas Ladany
Photo:Siegfried Grammer
Here Johannes Stübler proudly presented to some visitors the TWAN-AUSTRIA-SCREEN
Photo:Siegfried Grammer
For example the really breathtaking timelapse-video of La Palma made by Christoph Malin - you can see: HERE
Above a picture of Herbert Raab displayed on the TWAN-Austria Screen (all Austrian contributors you can see HERE)
Inside of the seminar room the visitors can sit down on comfortable chairs and
they can relax and
look at the greatful TWAN-panorama pictures accompanied by silent music of
Thomas Nordwest.
Above you can see on the left side two online-terminals where people can visit TWAN and AWB-website. In the middle of the room is the presentation of all TWAN-photographers and on the right side there are the 5 screens showing the "Making Of" - video where visitors can learn more about TWAN, it's aims, it's educational aspect and about producing TWAN-pictures.
For example above animations made by
Laurent Laveder are part of "Making Of" - video
or pictures showing the nightsky with and without outlined constellations like this:
These 2 big flat screens are additionally showing continousely the complete range of TWAN-pictures.
Another big wall projection shows continuously time lapse videos from:
Here you can see one of the highlights of this digital exhibition: The interactive "Globe-Application" where the visitor can play with an virtual globe. He can select a country and display a TWAN-picture from this region. On a second wall additional informations concerning his selection are displayed. In these pictures Pascale Demy is playing with the globe
LAST BUT NOT LEAST A GROUP PICTURE
(from left to right: Sabine&Christoph Malin, Tamas Ladany, Gernot Meiser,
Pascale Demy, Christoph Kaltseis, Babak Tafreshi, Shadi Haedi Azad, Bernd
Pröschold, David Malin, Johannes Stübler, Dietmar Hager, Herbert Raab)
