DreamAtlas

Ahmed Jamal (EG), Emma Silvana Tripaldi (IT), Till Schönwetter (DE)

Ahmed Jamal:
Born in Cairo in 1992. A masters student at Interface Cultures at Kunstuniversität Linz, Austria. Earned a bachelor’s degree in architectural engineering & environmental studies from AASTMT in Cairo, Egypt, in 2016. My interests revolve around using various mediums to facilitate interactive solutions that bridge the gap between humans and technology. I enjoy turning stagnant spaces into dynamic ones by amalgamating diverse disciplines. I have a passion for urban art and fostering interaction in public spaces. My goal is to explore innovative user-friendly approaches and techniques that can be applied in the real world.

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Till Schönwetter:
Till Schönwetter is a new media artist whose work turns technical systems into sites of play, contradiction, and critique. Trained in landscape painting, he now builds interactive installations and digital environments that move between fiction and function. His experiments with algorithms and interfaces often fold into loops and contradictions—misbehaving just enough to stay alive. Through this friction, his practice unfolds as a romantic, playful questioning of technological inevitability.

Emma Silvana Tripaldi:
Emma Silvana Tripaldi (she/her) is an artist and visual designer from Florence (IT), based in Linz (AT). She holds a degree in Visual communication and is currently a student in the Interface Cultures master program at Kunstuniversität Linz. In her practice she uses digital media and installation art to explore the dynamics and relations between humans, technology, and nature, emphasising processes of co-creation, influence, and agency. Her work has been featured at Ars Electronica Festival (AT), Speculum Artium Festival (SI), WIP Festival (CY) and Elektron Festival (LU).

DreamAtlas is a growing map of shared dreams, inviting visitors to contribute personal dream fragments to a collective dream-diary. Through algorithmic analysis, individual dreams connect into a visual constellation that reveals shared symbols, themes, and emotions. A repurposed telescope interface guides users through this inner universe, transforming subconscious exploration into a communal experience.

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