> Video game, 2022

The video game Echoing Grounds creates an interactive virtual space in which narratives develop live and non-linearly. The game draws on the artist’s photogrammetry collection in real time, using excerpts and transformations from various material contexts. In Echoing Grounds, they become part of a procedural game environment that is generated around the players and can be explored by them at the same time.

> A project by Wagehe Raufi > > Game Design & Development: Martin Dörr > > Sound Design & Tech Support: Merlin Flügel > > Logo & Layout Design: Kathrin Baumgartner > > > Funded by BKM, BBK, Neustart Kultur/Innovative Kunsprojekte

> Exhibited:
2023 galerie weisser elefant, Berlin
2022 online at: www.echoinggrounds.de

> Video game > Room installation, 2021

An immersive, playable experience that explores the intimacy between bodies of different species channeled through heat. In the form of a bioluminescent bacterium, the player winds through the web of life, between microcosm and universe. The game was played in an environment heated to body temperature and projected onto a holographic curtain surrounding the player.
In connection with Dr. Simone Schuerle-Finke’s research on magnetotactic bacteria as nanocarriers/ETH Responsive Biomedical Systems Lab.

> A project by Susanne M. Winterling > > Game Design & Development: Martin Dörr > > Sound Design: Tobias Peper > > > Produced in collaboration with Planetary Sensing, TBA21-Academy, Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (Diku). Commissioned by Kunsthall Trondheim and the Schering Foundation, Berlin

> Exhibited:
2025 Museum Brot und Kunst, Ulm (DE)
2023 focusTerra, ETH Zurich (CHE)
2022 Kunsthall Trondheim, Trondheim (NOR)

> Video game, 2022

The video game Echoing Grounds creates an interactive virtual space in which narratives develop live and non-linearly. The game draws on the artist’s photogrammetry collection in real time, using excerpts and transformations from various material contexts. In Echoing Grounds, they become part of a procedural game environment that is generated around the players and can be explored by them at the same time.

> A project by Wagehe Raufi > > Game Design & Development: Martin Dörr > > Sound Design & Tech Support: Merlin Flügel > > Logo & Layout Design: Kathrin Baumgartner > > > Funded by BKM, BBK, Neustart Kultur/Innovative Kunsprojekte

> Exhibited:
2023 galerie weisser elefant, Berlin
2022 online at: www.echoinggrounds.de

> Video game > Room installation, 2021

An immersive, playable experience that explores the intimacy between bodies of different species channeled through heat. In the form of a bioluminescent bacterium, the player winds through the web of life, between microcosm and universe. The game was played in an environment heated to body temperature and projected onto a holographic curtain surrounding the player.
In connection with Dr. Simone Schuerle-Finke’s research on magnetotactic bacteria as nanocarriers/ETH Responsive Biomedical Systems Lab.

> A project by Susanne M. Winterling > > Game Design & Development: Martin Dörr > > Sound Design: Tobias Peper > > > Produced in collaboration with Planetary Sensing, TBA21-Academy, Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (Diku). Commissioned by Kunsthall Trondheim and the Schering Foundation, Berlin

> Exhibited:
2025 Museum Brot und Kunst, Ulm (DE)
2023 focusTerra, ETH Zurich (CHE)
2022 Kunsthall Trondheim, Trondheim (NOR)