Schwindeltagebuch (Vertigo Diary) is a facsimile documentation of Angela Stiegler's work ‘Motion Sickness Exercise’ (2022). “Conceived as an artistic research project, it is dedicated to the examination of vertigo and its relation to new technologies, specifically virtual reality (VR). The terms ‘cyber sickness’, ‘VR sickness’ or ‘simulator sickness’ are used to describe the disorientation and feeling of vertigo caused, much like ‘motion sickness’, by an incongruence between physical motion and visual information. In Schwindeltagebuch […] Angela Stiegler together with Shila Rastizadeh sketches a partial panorama of their impressions during the exercises. On over 70 pages, rigid temporal rhythm and chronology as well as auctorial credit appear equally dissolved. Documents, materials, and photographic snapshots are connected in collages. Fragments from different visual systems overlap with playful allusions to crafting platitudes and painterly gestures. Together they form yet another level of ‘Motion Sickness Exercise’ on which the social infrastructure of exchange and collaborative experimentation become manifest.” from: “sickness wellness madness” (de/en) Accompanying text by Franziska Linhardt Schwindeltagebuchweiterlesen