About

Sensorium was originally an interdisciplinary Nordic network for researchers and artists working at the intersection of aesthetics, technology, and materiality. The network organized conferences, workshops, published books, hosted a blog, and released an annual journal.

However, the original team behind Sensorium is no longer active, and the project has been taken over by a group of dedicated fans who aim to preserve and share the valuable content created during the network’s active years. As such, Sensorium now primarily serves as an archive, providing access to the past work and ideas generated within this unique interdisciplinary collaboration.

The archived material on this site offers fresh perspectives on the entangled histories of literature, media, and art, showcasing forgotten media practices and exploring how media technologies have shaped both historical and contemporary configurations. By bringing together the work of researchers and artists from various fields and backgrounds, Sensorium’s archive demonstrates the value of interdisciplinary exchange and collaboration in pushing the boundaries of this area of study.

While no longer actively developing new content, the Sensorium archive remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of art, media, and technology. We invite you to explore the site and discover the innovative ideas and practices that emerged from this dynamic network.

Please note that this archive is maintained by fans and is no longer directly associated with the original founders or supporting institutions.