With the current series “Objects from the Intermediate Space” I am transferring visions and apparitions from transcendental states into the dimension of this world. For some time now, the transcendental states have often come while dancing. When I release in dance, I can lose myself completely and penetrate into other dimensions. Especially when crossing borders, I often find a space flooded with visual stimuli. Sometimes I can take some of them with me. In my search for terms for this place or room, I came across Intermediate Space online, which fits very well.
Thank you for the “dancing lesson”, to my son Roman – “you have to feel the music,” and to Kave Nassirin, “you just keep dancing the dervish and mustn’t stop.”
Thank you also to Atisha and the team for the wonderful opportunities to do so.
The passage through or access to this space often begins with faintly perceptible tunnels or holes that open up. These tunnels can then also be found in the installations and the reliefs. In some of my current works, I again use augmented reality to show fictitious levels that can only be hinted at with conventional representation.
Biography
Michael Dahl,
born and raised in Lower Saxony, now lives just outside Lüneburg.
• 1989: Founded the Institute for Creative Physics (IFKP): The goal is to explore the intersection between art and physics and to expand it by developing new connections.
• 1995: Exhibition at ElbArt and, in 1996, exhibition at “Raumobjekte” in Hamburg, both in collaboration with Ingo Heintze.
• 1996: Began exploring virtual reality. The first results of this work were presented at the “Autumn Cut” exhibitions in 1999 and 2002. The technology and complex software development hindered the artistic ideas and therefore initially fell out of focus.
• In 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2006, participation in the “Marschkunst – Kunstmarsch” exhibitions.
• In 2003: “Künstlertausch Venhuizen” / Netherlands.
• In 2009: “Kunstrundgang Radbruch.”
• Fall 2013: Affordable Art Fair Hamburg. Art and Augmented Reality—“Augmented Art.” With the twelve-page flyer for the exhibition, visitors can take a piece of Augmented Art home with them.
• Fall 2014. Additional “Augmented Art” works at the Affordable Art Fair Hamburg
• Fall 2015 Exhibition at Galerie Im Zieglerhof in Lüneburg
• Fall 2025 Exhibition at HAAM