Roland Aigner
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Roland Aigner is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction, performance studies, and media art. His key research areas include audience participation, interactive performance, and the evolving relationship between technology and live art. Aigner’s major contribution is his critical analysis of how digital culture—particularly the rise of co-creation and user-generated content—transforms the traditional stage. His seminal paper, "The (St)Age of Participation: audience involvement in interactive performances" (2013), with 17 citations, explores the implications of participatory culture for contemporary media art, questioning how and why audiences shift from passive spectators to active co-creators. This work has influenced both practitioners and scholars seeking to design more engaging, interactive experiences. Aigner’s research is notable for bridging theoretical frameworks with practical insights, making him a key voice in understanding the dynamics of participation in the digital age. His contributions continue to inspire new approaches to interactive performance and audience engagement.
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