Christoph Sapp

Christoph Sapp is a Lecturer in Perception Psychology/Training at the Institute for Music and Media, Robert Schumann University of Applied Sciences in Düsseldorf. His work bridges philosophy, psychology, and media studies to explore subjective perception and artistic expression. He holds degrees in sound/image technology (drum set specialization) and philosophy/media studies from Heinrich Heine University and Robert Schumann University.

Education:

• Sound and Image Technology (Drum Set) - Robert Schumann University
• Philosophy, Media/Communication Studies - Heinrich Heine University
• Guest studies in Psychology/Sociology/German Studies

Research Focus: Spatial hearing technologies, audiovisual communication of abstract concepts, and philosophical approaches to media authenticity. Explores perception's role in artistic creativity and aesthetic education through projects like wave field synthesis and binaural technology applications.

Awards & Activities:

• Recipient of Communicator Prize (Science Communication)
• Member of public philosophy project denXte

Teaching: Develops curricula emphasizing perception as foundational for music/media creation. Specializes in format conception integrating design skills with theoretical frameworks.