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As part of the Hidden Layers conference, Motion Experience Lab created a very special spatial experience.   We are inviting you to meet us on June, 13th from 8pm till open end in the “Motion Experience Lab@(A)IDLE MODE”, room 404 Join us for this spatial experience with social gathering and performative media installations proudly created by Anastasia König, Annika Walter, Carlos Andres Luis Strohm, Carolin Victoria Saddey, Henning Brode, Irena Arndt, Kirill Solovev, Laura Fleischer, Leo Maria Althoff, Léon Amir Scheunemann, Lukas Marvin Kostka, Marko Bodenstein, Muhammad Danial Sohail, Nicolai Rehberg, Nina Juric, Omid Akbari Kharazi, Paul Kimmerl, Pia Bernards, Tim Klünker, Victor Thrane Kolling and many more helping hands and additional props by the Code & Context 4th semester.  _____________________________ What is an “idle mode”? Idle mode is a state of rest or inactivity that many systems, including technological devices and neural networks, can adopt. In this state, they consume less energy and resources while remaining operational. Idle mode provides an opportunity to rest and conserve resources, but can also be seen as a period of latent activity where hidden processes are running and waiting for new stimuli. In the context of our “MXL(A)IDLE MODE” project, this term reflects the possibility of creative renewal and the potential that lies dormant in supposedly quiet moments. “Motion Experience Lab@(A)IDLE MODE” is not only a place of encounter and reflection, but also a place of discovery and inspiration that visualizes the limits of what can be represented. Here, type in motion clips communicate with an atmospheric media architecture, offering a spatial and temporal intermezzo for exploring latent space. The central theme invites visitors to immerse themselves in the hidden layers, undiscovered potentials and possibilities of the creative process, as well as to engage with the discourse behind it. ______________________________ What is the Motio