
Time Divergencies
Live Immersive
Duration: 20 min.
Sunday, 25 October 2026 | 22:40 > 23:002026-10-25T22:40:00.000Z | MAM Immersive Room
Deterministic chaos is one of the most enigmatic properties we encounter whenever one tries to find mathematical models being as close as possible to “scientific (sub-)realities”. Its most prominent manifestation is known as the parable of the butterfly causing a thunderstorm along the pioneering research by the climate scientist Edward Lorenz. The present performance studies a translation of these sensible systems into audiovisual immersive listening experiences. Sound becomes controlled here by visuals that encode the hidden symmetries of chaos.
Author
- G.F.Volkert is a transdisciplinary sound artist with a background in physics and electroacoustic music. His artistic research is about (de-)constructions of hidden algorithmic realities and their (de-)materialized embeddings into sonic spaces. By exploring these embeddings, he tries to find new channels of communication between science and art.

