Reinhard Gupfinger (*1977) is a post-doc collaborator of the Tangible Music Lab at the Institute of Media Studies, where he had been working in the context of Animal Computer Interaction (ACI) by designing musical instruments for grey parrots. He holds a Ph.D., a Master of Arts and Mag. art. degree from the University for Art and Design Linz, Austria.
His artistic work Sound Shifting seeks to push the boundaries of hybrid sound art, sculpture and technology to create an awareness of the sonic environment. Amongst other recognitions, he has received a grant of the Arts Division and the Culture Division of the Federal Chancellery of Austria for Video and Media Art (2014), the Alumni grant of University for Art and Design Linz (2010), and a grant from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research (2008).
Projects
metamusic
Publications
THE DESIGN OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR GREY PARROTS: AN ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS ANIMAL-HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
Doctoral Dissertation, Supervisor: Martin Kaltenbrunnerr
- Reinhard Gupfinger,
- 2020
Sound Shifting: From Soundscape to Soundshape
TEI 2019: 13th Int.Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction Tempe, USA
- Reinhard Gupfinger,
- Martin Kaltenbrunner,
- LuiseWolf,
- 2019
ZooJamming: Designing Beyond Human Experience
ICGJ 2019, San Francisco, California, USA
- Fiona French,
- Sofya Baskin,
- Reinhard Gupfinger,
- Sarah Webber,
- Anna Zamansky,
- 2019
SoundJam 2018: Acoustic Design For Auditory Enrichment
ACI 2018 : Fifth International Conference on Animal-Computer Interaction, Atlanta, USA
- Fiona French,
- Paul Kendrick,
- Reinhard Gupfinger,
- 2018