Florian Jenett

Florian Jenett is a Professor at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences since February 2016, specializing in code-based design methods and techniques. He is co-director of the Motion Bank project, initiated in 2010 with choreographer William Forsythe, which focuses on digitizing contemporary dance into accessible data for interdisciplinary research. His artistic practice includes digital investigations into news website architectures and geometric visualizations, with exhibitions like bits 'n' bytes (2016) at Galerie Martina Detterer in Frankfurt.

• Education: Diplom (2007) from Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG) Offenbach
• Key research areas: Digital design, electronic media, experimental spatial concepts
• Collaboration: Motion Bank project (choreography digitization)

Jenett integrates computational tools into artistic and spatial practices, exemplified by projects like Architectures of True and False (2016) and One Perfect Cube (2009). His work bridges algorithmic processes with physical forms, often referencing architectural history and information systems.