Episode 41: From data to dialog

To kick off the Schaufler Residency@TU Dresden 2026, space will be opened up for exchange, perspectives and the desire to really understand things. The focus is on the live recording of the podcast "YOU ASK - we explain" - a format that relies on interaction. There are no ready-made answers here without questions: the audience is invited to think along, ask questions and contribute their own perspectives.
Based on these questions, the conversation with the artists Quadrature (Juliane Götz and Sebastian Neitsch) and Prof. Alexander Kemnitz (TU Dresden) will unfold. Together, they will explore how complex knowledge can be translated - for example in their project "The Mass of Money", which translates economic data on inequality into audiovisual forms and creates new approaches to topics such as wealth and capital.
The evening sees itself as an open thinking space: a place where listening is just as important as speaking, where knowledge is not only communicated but also negotiated together - in a dialog between art, science and the audience.

As part of their six-month residency at the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden, Quadrature will develop a large-scale, immersive installation that will be presented for the first time in September 2026.

Free admission - all interested parties are cordially invited.

• When: April 22, 2026, 6 p.m.
• Where: Cosmo Science Forum in the Kulturpalast Dresden

Our Advisors:

• Juliane Götz - artist of the duo Quadrature

• Sebastian Neitsch - artist of the duo Quadrature

• Alexander Kemnitz - Chair of Economics, in particular Economic Policy and Economic Research at TU Dresden

Photo reference

Photographs and videos will be taken during this event. The photos will be used for the press and public relations work of TUD and the other participants. If necessary, photos will also be passed on to third parties for reporting purposes. By participating in the event, you agree that photos of you may be used for publications in print and online media, including social media.

This project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) and the Free State of Saxony as part of the Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State governments.