The Art of Becoming a Cyborg

How are the electronic products that we use every day and that determine our lives created? The visitors to the theater evening in Pavilion 333 at TUM first build a headlamp themselves, working in small groups. Afterwards, they all become cyborgs through their headlamps, blurring the line between human and machine, between organism and artifact. In the production by media artist Amon Ritz, the light of the headlamp puts the audience in a state of permanent readiness and invites them to question themselves. Discover the TUM campus (anew): Outside Pavilion 333, the K67: Habibi Trafika provides food and drink and the CINE VELO CITÉ provides open-air cinema.

Info: www.tum.de/cca or on Insta: @tum.culture.arts

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Gabriela Neeb

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Gabriela Neeb

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Lotta Stöver

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Amon Ritz, Lea Grande

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Lotta Stöver

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Amon Ritz

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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Nicole Marianna Wytyczak

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