Alexis Dworsky

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Alexis Dworsky, born in 1976, is an artist, researcher, and professor of Media Design at the University of Arts Linz. He travels the world using Google Street View and gives travel lectures about it, translates graffiti for the blind, and digitizes disappearing glaciers...
Dworsky studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich and earned a PhD on the cultural history of dinosaurs. He is professor for Media Design at the University of Arts Linz. Dworsky lives and works in Freising near Munich, in Linz, and on the road.

> Portfolio

Alexis Dworsky

"The digital-medial space as well is public space! Also there you can research and intervene by means of contemporary art."

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Current projects

___ Ver-Mühlvierten: AI-based reconstruction of vanishing Austrian architecture

___ Mrgari
These stone structures in Croatia were subject to constant change but are now decaying. With AI, this can be simulated and extrapolated into speculative futures.
> Exhibition Publication (PDF)

___ 3D Mäusebunker
The so-called Mäusebunker is a brutalist building that is to be demolished. Dworsky performs digital monument protection and (re)constructs the building using photogrammetry.
> Documentation (PDF)