"The space for visual research "

是由德國包浩斯大學教授 - Markus Weisbeck 所帶領的視覺實驗性質工作坊。Markus教授為AGI聯盟成員之一,創作風格主張由物件與實體之間的碰撞，光影，交和，立體，裁切等物理媒介，透過影像紀錄過程，使畫面本身成為視覺的主體，而非以儀器或電子設備去完成視覺，藉此產生獨特性與記憶性的視覺畫面。

包浩斯風格崇尚行為機能，少即是多等主張，透過Markus平時的創作型態能夠從中感受到這樣的主張的部分存在，利用點，線，面，體等基本元素，延伸構築成畫面，非有機造型的過度渲染與解釋題目，使透過其中產生無限可能性，以此作為視覺概念發想延伸。

成員在為期三天的工作坊裡頭，透過尋找物理媒介，像是:吸管，磁粉，顏料，橡膠等物體，透過結合，移動等可視性的物理變化，透過項既記錄富有視覺性的過程，將此做為主題的視覺發想，從中找尋特殊的畫面。

"The space for visual research"

 is a visual experimentation workshop led by Markus Weisbeck, professor at Bauhaus University in Germany.

Prof. Markus is one of the members of the AGI Alliance. The creative style advocates the physical media such as collision, light, shadow, intersection, stereo, and cutting between the object and the entity. Through the process of image recording, the image itself becomes the subject of vision instead of The instrument or electronic device completes the vision, thereby creating a unique and memory visual picture.

Bauhauser advocating behavioral performance, less is more, and so on. Through Markus's usual creative style, he can feel part of the existence of such claims, and use point, line, surface, and body as basic elements to extend and build a picture. The over-rendering and interpretation of non-organic shapes leads to infinite possibilities through which they can be extended as visual concepts.

During the three-day workshop, members searched for physical media, such as: straws, magnetic particles, paints, rubbers, etc. Through physical changes such as binding and movement, they recorded both visually and visually. This is the theme of visual reflections, from which to find a special picture.