Explore a media ontology of XR-Games and discover how to design ambiguity in virtual worlds: “Ambiguity in Utopian XR-Games. Basic Principles for the Design of Virtual Worlds”. A preprint of this article is now available at SSOAR and media TUM.

This paper was developed as a publication on my presentation at the Science MashUp Symposium on the topic of “XR – Society – Utopia” at Leipzig University of Applied Sciences on April 24, 2021.

What kind of digital society do we want to live in? “COVID-19 and digital transformation” was published at F1000 Research . https://f1000research.com/articles/10-264/v1

From the analogue camera evolution up to augmented reality applications, the development from the producer up to the so called “produser” is shown. two anecdotes, reffering to a lecture of peter eisenman depict the impact of media on space and architecture.

This book originates from text fragments and sketches from the early nineties of the last century during the works on “MedienStädte” (2000) published by Passagen Verlag in Vienna.

In reciprocal interaction with the recipient, something new and undesigned should occur. Emergence and interactivity should be perceptible, as they were in the so called “New Media” in everyday life of the early nineties. This book is intended for all interested people. Primarily it was made for architects, media and game designers.

This e-book was published on November 8th, 2014.

Now available in the library catalogue of Hannover Leibniz University