Credits: Dagmar Schürrer

Credits: Dagmar Schürrer

Workshop

Data’s Hidden Drain: Revealing Underwater Supply Networks through Mixed Reality

11. – 12.06.2025
10:00 AM - 04:00 PM

Data’s Hidden Drain: Revealing Underwater Supply Networks through Mixed Reality
Workshop with Dagmar Schürrer, for adults aged 18 and over

This hands-on two-day workshop led by artist Dagmar Schürrer will introduce participants to the development of spatial Mixed Reality (MR) applications using the Unity game engine. With the latest generation of Extended Reality headsets, we can create hybrid spaces where digital and physical realms blend almost seamlessly.

Participants will gain a foundational understanding of how this technology works and get practical insights into MR development – no programming experience required.

We’ll take as our conceptual starting point the search for accessible metaphors to help communicate the growing water consumption driven by AI technologies. Through the MR experience, participants will make water supply systems visible and interactive, using modular systems of digital objects to build and explore hybrid environments. The workshop opens up new perspectives on this urgent topic through immersive visualisation.

Led by: Dagmar Schürrer in cooperation with Prater Digital

Date: Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 June 2025, 10 am–4 pm
Location: Wabe, Danziger Straße 105, 10405 Berlin
Target group: Adults aged 18+. Limited to 12 participants.
Languages: The workshop leader speaks both German and English and will adapt based on the group’s needs. Whisper translation will also be available in both languages.

Requirements: Please bring your own laptop. After registering, you will receive instructions for installing the required (free) software.

Registration: Prior registration is required. Please send an informal email to info@pratergalerie.de.
Registration deadline: 6 June 2025

Dagmar Schürrer works in the field of Expanded Animation and XR (Extended Reality) technologies. Her artistic practice is often inspired by scientific concepts from biology and neuroscience. In her hybrid works, she connects these themes with technologies like XR and AI, digital worldbuilding and poetic interpretations of human consciousness and its connection to the environment. By combining layered animations with spatial multimedia installations, she creates contemplative spaces for reflecting on the evolving relationship between technology and perception.