Code & Repräsentation V is an artistic seminar dedicated to the study and development of interactive video installations with a focus on perception. 

Acknowledging the haptic qualities of images recognised by art theorists (Laura Marks, 2000&2002) as a strategy of body affection, this seminar will focus on innovative ways of employing visual haptic interaction models through video processing and physical interfaces. The students will be encouraged to create their own interactive video installation by combining the use of microcontrollers (Arduino, Lilypad, Flora, Teensy) with video, programmed through processing.org. 

All students, regardless their electronics and programming skills are welcome to join. 

Regular attendance, active participation and the development and production of a prototype is a prerequisite for obtaining a mark.

Examination: 80% attendance; Literature study and preparation of project; Research material with design and schematics; Short text explanation of the project; prototype. 

This Seminar is recommended for the 2nd Semester Students of Digital Art.