Darja Stoeva
Darja Stoeva is an interdisciplinary researcher with interests spanning topics in social robots, human-robot interaction (HRI), human perception and machine perception (computer vision), affect, body and mind. Currently, she is a PhD student with a main focus on body language in human-robot interaction, as part of the TrustRobots Doctoral College (http://trustrobots.eu/) at TU Wien.
In H.A.U.S. the main role she plays is a programmer, which is mostly robot (Pepper) programming.
H.A.U.S. transdisciplinary research, an Interview on some of it’s aspects
Oliver Schürer and Christoph Hubatschke in conversation with Michael Woels at Skug (german): “Is Machina understood as fraud?” “We prefer to read Machina as cunning as it does not foreground…
> upcoming: youAI – train, adapt, perform
a dance-and-word performance @ imagetanz festival 2023 To generate data for training artificial intelligences, digital machines measure us humans. But with every click, like or selfie, Artificial Intelligence (AI) also…
“AI – Alien Introspection” Performance at “Steirischer Herbst” Contemporary Art Festival
Robot-Dance and Lecture-Performance “AI – Alien Introspection” is improvising a text structured after the diagram of a machine-learning system. In this way, the performance immerses its visitors in cultural ideas…
> upcoming: Performance at “Steirischer Herbst” art festival “AI – Alien Introspection”
Robot-Dance and Lecture-Performance “AI – Alien Introspection” is improvising a text structured after the diagram of a machine-learning system. In this way, the performance immerses its visitors in cultural ideas…
Hands – Hands made and become, Video clip with text published
A juxtaposition of text and video. In a commissioned work for the Technical Museum Vienna, Oliver wrote a text about robot hands. This work is in the context of the…
Embodying a shadow, Video clip published
One is becoming the shadow of the other. Eva and Machina in reciprocal embodiment, by means of motion. Produced for the Test.Lab Intelligence, Thomas Jelinek, at the WUK Vienna 2021.