Robert Müller

Robert Müller is an Artistic Professor at the Lucerne School of Design, Film and Art (HSLU), specializing in Film and Visual Communication. He leads research projects such as 'Ultra Short' exploring medial logic of short audiovisual forms and 'BaBeL-Street-Channel.' His work bridges sculpture, animation, and public art, with installations exhibited globally. Müller's awards include the 2002 Gastpreis from Lucerne. He teaches modules like 'VJing+' and 'Short Motion Design,' emphasizing interdisciplinary creativity.

Education: Trained as a sculptor at Geneva’s École supérieure d’art visuel, followed by studies in animation and film. Maintains a private studio in Buttisholz, Lucerne since 1986.

Research focuses on spatial design, digital media integration in public spaces, and hybrid art forms. Notable projects include 'Out-of-Home-Displays' (2006) analyzing urban screen impact and '360°-Film Storytelling' (2019). His artistic works combine film, sculpture, and performance, addressing themes of cultural heritage and environmental narratives.

Publications include the 2015 book ultrashort | reframed and a 2005 report on public display design. Collaborates with institutions like Kunstpavillon Luzern and theaters for cross-media projects.