Dennis Paul

Prof. Dennis Paul is a Professor of Interaction and Space within the Digital Media program at the Bremen University of the Arts. A renowned interaction designer and new media artist, he co-founded the Berlin-based studio The Product, specializing in spatial and media-related design. His work explores human-technology interaction, the interplay between conceptual and physical realms, and the communicative potential of digital media. His installations often occupy public spaces, employing physical interfaces and generative systems to emphasize technology's emotional and narrative qualities.

He has exhibited internationally and received multiple prestigious awards for his work. Current teaching responsibilities include mentoring in generative design, creative coding, and special topics in digital media. Notable projects include participation in Ars Electronica (2023) and the Polytope XIa sound/light installation (2022). He actively engages with academic discourse through events like the Salon Digital lecture series.

His research prioritizes technology's warmth and emotional resonance, blending artistic innovation with critical inquiry into digital media's societal roles. Recent academic outputs include a 2020 publication on reenactments across disciplines and explorations of dynamic archival practices in 2019.