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    Quantum Babylon

    Art Exhibition

    Nov 01 - Dec 10

    Daily, 11 am - 4 pm Atelier Roman Lipski

    Free Entry

  • radio3 Atelier-Talk

    Der radio3 Atelier-Talk

    Jeden ersten Freitag im Monat auf radio3

  • Qarpet by Roman Lipski, handmade carpet made of wool

    Seeing the Unseen

    Opening: Dec 03

    Art Exhibition Dec 04, 2025 - Sep 25, 2026 ERES Foundation Munich

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    Leibinger Begegnung

    Nov 26

    Berthold Leibinger Stiftung University of Stuttgart

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Quantum Babylon

Berlin, Germany November 01 - December 10, 2025

Daily, 11 am - 4 pm

Wienerstr.10, 10999 Berlin

Quantum Babylon unfolds as an immersive environment in which video, textile, and print converge. The installation marks a new chapter in Roman Lipski’s exploration of quantum computing as a tool, for artistic imagination.

A video installation, large scale fine-art prints, and hand-woven Qarpets together expand a visual narrative that bridges the digital and physical worlds. Each motif originates from quantum algorithms, translated by the artist into prosperous textures and color fields that oscillate between randomness and order, intuition and code.

Through the interwoven forms, Quantum Babylon invites visitors to reflect on humanity’s relationship with technology, creation, and meaning. Interacting with the Qarpets, one becomes part of living system that blurs the boundaries between human and machine, analog and digital, science and poetry.

Lipski opens a meditative space, a landscape of quantum uncertainty where imagination and ethics coexist.

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Seeing the Unseen

December 04, 2025 - September 29, 2026

Thursday | 2 pm – 6 pm, Saturday | 11 am – 6 pm

ERES Stiftung | Römerstr. 15 & ERES Projects | Theresienstr. 48

Roman Lipski participates in the exhibition Seeing the Unseen – Quantum Physics and Art as Entangled Worlds at the ERES Foundation in Munich, presented in collaboration with the Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology (MCQST).

The exhibition explores how artists and scientists engage with the invisible dimensions of quantum reality. From Herbert W. Franke’s early electron visualizations to Tamiko Thiel’s augmented reality of probability clouds, the show bridges decades of experimentation between art and physics.

Featuring works by Dara Birnbaum, Alicja Kwade, Thomas Struth, Troika, Roman Lipski, and others, Seeing the Unseen reveals how quantum thinking continues to inspire new artistic visions of our world.

Bild: rbb/Gundula Krause

Understanding Quantum Technology - the Science, Society and Culture Side of Things

November 26, 2025

Universität Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 57, Stuttgart-Vaihingen

Admission from 6:15 pm

2025 is the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ2025), providing a valuable opportunity to discuss one of the most exciting and transformative technologies of our time. While quantum technologies are opening up new possibilities in communication, information processing and measurement technology, they are also prompting us to question their influence on our understanding of physics and nature. Even 125 years after Planck introduced quantum theory, classical physics still shapes our culture and society.

This 'Leibinger Begegnungen' event will explore the fundamentals as well as the latest developments. The event will discuss the opportunities and challenges, the history, and how societies deal with the challenges and opportunities presented by quantum technologies today and in the future.

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Der radio3 Atelier - Talk

Mitten in Kreuzberg, zwischen Farben, Pinseln und digitalen Skizzen, treffen sich in Zukunft einmal im Monat Berliner Künstler:innen, Wissenschaftler:innen und Publikum zum Gespräch im Atelier Roman Lipski. Was treibt die Kunst heute an? Und welche Schnittstellen gibt es dabei zur Wissenschaft? Diesen Fragen geht das neue radio3-Format vom Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb) auf den Grund. Die Kulturwelle setzt damit die Weiterentwicklung des Programms fort und sucht den Austausch mit ihren Hörer:innen. Moderiert wird "Der radio3 Atelier-Talk – Die Sendung mit der Kunst und der Wissenschaft" von Siham El-Maimouni.

Den Auftakt gibt es am 17. Oktober ab 19.03 Uhr auf radio3 zu hören. Danach wird die Sendung jeden ersten Freitag im Monat live ausgestrahlt – im Radio auf radio3 und im Video-Livestream auf www.radiodrei.de.

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