This seminar approaches immersive and virtual media as open artistic fields of practice. Starting from contemporary artistic works and projects in the area of immersive spatial and media settings, it investigates how perception, the body, and space are made experientially accessible through digital and spatial processes. The seminar focuses on questions of movement, presence, and the role of the audience within walk-in situations. It is conceived as an experimental and discursive format, combining collective analysis of works with practical exercises, tests, and small-scale experiments. Building on this, students develop their own artistic concepts or project sketches as a starting point for further work.

- regular and active participation

- independent and engaged contribution to discussions, exercises, and collective tests

- development of an individual project sketch or conceptual exercise within the context of the seminar

Work in the seminar may involve different analogue and digital tools depending on individual interests and approaches. These may include basic digital devices (laptop, smartphone), audiovisual materials, spatial sketches, storyboards, or experimental prototypes. No prior technical knowledge is required; the focus lies on conceptual work, spatial thinking, and experimental exploration