Born in Feldkirch, media artist Ruth Schnell (*1956) lives and works in Vienna. She has been teaching at the University of Applied Arts Vienna since 1987 and has headed the Digital Art class for 12 years. Her artistic work includes media environments, interactive mixed media works, robotics, art in public space, video sculptures, light objects, photography and video.
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The Declaration of Human Rights in light/visuals and sound
Flood is a dynamic projection mapping on the Johann Nestroy School building in Bad Ischl that the media artists Ruth Schnell and Martin Kusch have adapted for the 2024 European Capital of Culture Bad Ischl Salzkammergut. The facade of the building will become part of the spectacular animation whose visual basis is the text of International Bill of Rights, first adopted in 1948, which now comprises 30 articles and 17 additional articles.
