Andreas Leo Findeisen frequently calls himself a media theorist, others call him a philosopher, musician or project founder. He has been living in Vienna for 20 years, studied composition and taught aesthetics and media philosophy at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna for more than a decade. Assistant to the German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk until 2008, co-founder of interdisciplinary research projects in the arts & cultural sciences, researcher, mentor and part time co-coordinator of theviennaexperiment.org

Future Fluxus in Exhibition - White Sqaure Tallinn 2011
The multi-mediated outreach of values for orientation – values that need to be represented – is limited. Those are values that an entire generation has worked on in order to dissolve away from the influence of authorities. Only those who are willing to change their minds, willing to leave the specialization of the harmonious pulse behind, are ready to move towards a new orientation and to, again, feel and fill the method of the least square, the method that used to act as the lowest common multiplier of a newly self-defining environment.
Social Sculpture is not only looking like sculpture, it also tastes like one. For this perceived conceptual space, concentrating our thought and wish on the dimensions of Now and Future, the fluidity, the flowing and freezing in the political space, are not an experience of the external.
An ocean, a swoosh, a digital noise that, like e-birds, twitters the proportions of a generation from the clouds, all humming along and joining in a canon on Freedom. But can tomorrow’s n-dimensional distribution of knowledge already become apparent in the context
of the design for a museum? Can planning processes leave behind the already remodeled venues and bring a triangle of Freedom Square, Iceland Square and “White Square” (the construction site) to tintinnabulate? Parametric perspectives of all those who are, already now, conscious of the digital architecture, – who believe in it or who have not forgotten the belief in yesterday’s finiteness –, are refining tomorrow’s triad sounds which, in fast progressions, are only contemplated for the length of 4’33.
A grid square. The quadrature of being.
Social Sculpture is not only looking like sculpture, it also tastes like one. For this perceived conceptual space, concentrating our thought and wish on the dimensions of Now and Future, the fluidity, the flowing and freezing in the political space, are not an experience of the external.
An ocean, a swoosh, a digital noise that, like e-birds, twitters the proportions of a generation from the clouds, all humming along and joining in a canon on Freedom. But can tomorrow’s n-dimensional distribution of knowledge already become apparent in the context
of the design for a museum? Can planning processes leave behind the already remodeled venues and bring a triangle of Freedom Square, Iceland Square and “White Square” (the construction site) to tintinnabulate? Parametric perspectives of all those who are, already now, conscious of the digital architecture, – who believe in it or who have not forgotten the belief in yesterday’s finiteness –, are refining tomorrow’s triad sounds which, in fast progressions, are only contemplated for the length of 4’33.
A grid square. The quadrature of being.
Markus Zimmermann studied computer science at the Freie Universität Berlin with a particular interest in graphics and interactive media prior to moving on to study architecture in Vienna. Both areas of competence come together when parametric design is used to describe architectural as well as urbanistic propositions, the use of high definition cameras is considered a tool to dissect and reinterpret the environment or intermedia installations are displayed at museums or festivals.
The project Future Fluxus is an experiment on many layers of cultural memory. Like it should be, one should add, if it is true that, in many European countries, and since at least 1995, we have been fed back by diverse forms of online cultures that, so it is said and believed, actually, are developing 4-8 times faster than analogue cultures. Are we to be scared now?







