Video art created for the exhibition ‘Balkanization’ – Vienna, Friday Exit, April 2016.
Vienna
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Bratislava, commuters, mobility, Slovakia, transport, Uncategorized, Vienna
Feature by Jürgen Rendl about the intervention on Main Railway Station Bratislava, Slovakia on Radio Slovakia International. Feature in German.
http://de.rsi.rtvs.sk/clanky/kultur/102356/kunstlerische-betrachtungen-zwischen-hier-und-dort
see more photos from the event by Lucia Mandincová
Hyperloop to connect Vienna and Bratislava
Austria, Bratislava, Budapest, commuters, guest-workers, mobility, presence, Slovakia, transport, Uncategorized, Vienna
Image source: Hyperloop Transport Technologies
Hypertropy of the periphery? Plans to build hyperloop between Bratislava, Vienna and Budapest. Will it lead under Fico’s fence?
A journey from Bratislava to Budapest via Vienna can currently take up to five hours by train. But according to the firm, that journey could be cut to just 18 minutes if and when the system is fully operational.
Slovakia is a technological leader in the automotive, material science and energy industries – many of the areas that are integral to the Hyperloop system. (…)Having a European Hyperloop presence will incentivise collaboration and innovation within Slovakia and throughout Europe
Dirk Ahlborn, Hyperloop’s chief executive
source: http://www.dezeen.com/…/hyperloop-to-connect-european…/
