Art in the public space - xeno-tékton
With xeno-tékton, the collective b_Nab, consisting of Ingrid Mayrhofer-Hufnagl and Benjamin Ennemoser, dedicates itself to new perspectives on climate change. The project provides a blueprint for innovative courses of action and new strategies and expands our idea of community and co-operation. Xeno-tékton is a futuristic vision of human and non-human coexistence and thus illustrates new paths towards a future of solidarity. b_NAB, founded by Ingrid Mayrhofer-Hufnagl and Benjamin Ennemoser, is an interdisciplinary office working in the fields of architecture, art, science and technology. Focusing on architectural installations, interactive art, film and animation, b_NAB uses artificial intelligence, sensory interfaces and digital media to explore the latent relationships between human and non-human actors at different scales - from micro to planetary. The art and design collective - active internationally from locations in the USA, Austria and Italy - is characterised by a speculative, research-oriented approach. The works of b_NAB have been exhibited worldwide, such as the Resilienze Festival (Bologna), Rolex Centre (Lausanne), SXSW (Austin), iMAL (Brussels), or the Architecture Biennial (Prague). www.koer-tirol.at
