Book Presentation: Doors to Hidden Worlds - The Power of Visualization in Science, Media, and Art

Café Exchange, Linz, Austria
Event in English

‘If the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite.’ – William Blake

The visualization of often encoded data is making new, previously hidden but nevertheless real worlds accessible to humankind. Art is taking up this new knowledge and transferring it into new dimensions through visualization.
This book brings together a wide spectrum of contributions on visualization in science, media, and art: notable experts and associates of the Science Visualization Lab at the University of Applied Arts Vienna present outstanding examples of innovative visualization and provide insight into their working methods. This publication gives insight into the ways of thinking and working of well-known scientists, media experts, and artists; an opulent publication with numerous illustrations and augmented-reality features

The publication features "Nano: Bottom Up and In Between" an essay by Dr. James Gimzewski and Dr. Victoria Vesna.

Edited by Alfred Vendl and Martina R. Fröschl, Science Visualization Lab, Digital Arts, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Welcome: Gerald Bast, Rector of the University of Applied Arts Vienna
Book presentation:
Alfred Vendl and Martina R. Fröschl
This English-language publication appears with De Gruyter in the Edition Angewandte book series of the University of Applied Arts Vienna.

More info:
https://ail.angewandte.at/program/doors-to-hidden-worlds