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Marie Dvorzak

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mariedvorzak@gmail.com

Projects by category:

Webdesign & Webdevelopment:
1. The After Monument (2022)
2. Internationals in the city (2021)
3. Wild Wireframekit (2019)
4. Schwarz Brillen (2019)
5. Attention Lab (2020)
6. Funeral for Digital Data (2022)

Creative Computation:
1. 200.000.000 instructions x second (2021)
2. The After Monument (2022)
3. Internationals in the city (2021)
4. Accessible Deep Learning(2021)
5. Liquid Font (2021)
6. Three.js Soundvisualizations

Research:
1. 200.000.000 instructions x second (2021)
2. A matter of Accessiblity (2021)
3. The After Monument (2021)

About:

Marie Dvorzak (b. 1996, Austria) is a designer and programmer with a focus on creative coding, design research, and the development of complex design systems. She recently completed the Information Design Masters Program in Eindhoven (NL) and is now working as a freelance designer and artist in her hometown, Vienna (AT). In the past five years, she had the opportunity to collaborate with a variety of designers, artists, and studios from all over Europe. 
 
Last updated: 08.2023

Attention Lab

Today’s digital environment is changing how we interact with information. Overstimulated and overloaded, we practice behaviours such as skimming and multi-tasking to cope – our attention span is decreasing, we are unlearning to engage deeply with content. The Attention Lab hopes to build a sustainable relationship between the self and information. It uses eye-tracking techniques to identify our highest cognitive response during the interaction with our laptops. A quick, jerky fixation of our gaze on a small area of our screen reveals high personal interest. This data sheds light on our selective perception, allowing us to look back at what we already found interesting and giving us tools to reflect and focus. The application allows you to walk through your own digital perceptual landscape to explore your own attentional focus.

Project by Pira Regenrecht 
Technical Development by Marie Dvorzak
Eye Tracking Development by Maik Nothbaum



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