Prof. Claudia Rohrmoser, born in Salzburg in 1977, tea­ches Motion Design and Media Scenography at the Faculty of Art and Design at Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSBI). In 2019, she foun­ded the Digital Media and Experiment pro­gram­me, which has sin­ce estab­lished its­elf as a pio­nee­ring crea­ti­ve flag­ship for HSBI. In addi­ti­on to her tea­ching acti­vi­ties, she works as a media artist in theat­re, con­cert and insti­tu­tio­nal con­texts of elec­tro­nic art. Her works move in the bor­der­line and inters­ti­ti­al space bet­ween film, music and stage. In a cri­ti­cal exami­na­ti­on of the dif­fe­rent tem­po­ra­li­ties of human per­cep­ti­on and eco­lo­gi­cal trans­for­ma­ti­on pro­ces­ses, she deve­lo­ps spa­ti­al image pro­duc­tions that make moving images tan­gi­ble as expan­ded cine­ma, audio­vi­su­al con­cert per­for­man­ces or loca­ti­on-based pro­jec­tion map­ping. Her works have been shown inter­na­tio­nal­ly, inclu­ding at the Mutek Festival Tokyo, Stanford University, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, the Salzburg Easter Festival, Ars Electronica and Theater Bielefeld. She stu­di­ed mul­ti­me­dia art with a degree in com­pu­ter ani­ma­ti­on at the University of Applied Sciences Salzburg, media art with Prof. Maria Vedder and nar­ra­ti­ve film with Prof. Jutta Brückner at the Berlin University of the Arts. She is curr­ent­ly con­duc­ting rese­arch on the spa­ti­al and phy­si­cal effects of immersi­ve media art as part of a PhD pro­gram­me in artis­tic rese­arch at the Mozarteum University Salzburg.