# Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum

> creative work by Mathias Fuchs, Sylvia Eckermann

**Wikidata**: [Q132200097](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q132200097)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/ekspositur-ein-virtueller-wissensraum

## Summary
Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum is a creative work, exhibit, and application created in 2001 by Mathias Fuchs and Sylvia Eckermann. It is a German‑language virtual knowledge space identified by elmcip ID 8159 and linked to a software engine reference. As an application class, it belongs to the broader category of software programs designed for end‑users.

## Key Facts
- elmcip_id: 8159  
- Instance of: creative work  
- Instance of: exhibit  
- Instance of: application  
- Publication date: 2001  
- Author name string: Mathias Fuchs (reference  → 8159)  
- Author name string: Sylvia Eckermann (reference  → 8159)  
- Wikidata description: creative work by Mathias Fuchs, Sylvia Eckermann  
- Language of work or name: German  
- Software engine: references: [{'': '8159'}]  
- Related entity: application [class] — software program or group of programs designed for end‑users (sitelink_count: 90)  

## FAQs
**What is Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum?**  
It is a creative work that also functions as an exhibit and an application, described as a virtual knowledge space.

**Who created Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum?**  
The work was created by Mathias Fuchs and Sylvia Eckermann, both credited as authors.

**When was Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum published?**  
It was published in the year 2001.

**In what language is Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum presented?**  
The work is presented in German.

**What identifiers are associated with Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum?**  
It has an elmcip ID of 8159 and a software engine reference that points to the same ID ( → 8159).

**How is Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum classified?**  
It is classified simultaneously as a creative work, an exhibit, and an application.

**What is the related application class mentioned in the source?**  
The related application class is defined as a software program or group of programs designed for end‑users and has a sitelink count of 90.

## Why It Matters
Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum represents an early 2001 effort to merge artistic creation with software application, forming a virtual knowledge space. By being categorized as both an exhibit and an application, it illustrates how digital works can serve dual roles in cultural presentation and interactive utility. Its German language grounding situates it within a specific linguistic and cultural context, while its dual authorship highlights collaborative authorship in digital art. As an entry with a distinct elmcip identifier, it contributes to the cataloging of born‑digital creative works, enabling traceability and scholarly reference. The link to a broader application class underscores its relevance to the study of end‑user software phenomena.

## Notable For
- Creative work by Mathias Fuchs and Sylvia Eckermann  
- Also classified as an exhibit and an application  
- Holds elmcip ID 8159  
- Published in 2001  
- Presented in the German language  
- Software engine reference points to its own elmcip ID ( → 8159)  
- Associated with the application class that has a sitelink count of 90  

## Body
### Overview
Ekspositur: Ein Virtueller Wissensraum is documented as a creative work, exhibit, and application. The title translates to “Exposure: A Virtual Knowledge Space,” indicating its intent to function as a digital environment for knowledge presentation.

### Creators
The work lists two authors: Mathias Fuchs and Sylvia Eckermann. Both names are attached to the same reference identifier ( → 8159), confirming their joint authorship.

### Publication Details
The publication date is recorded as the year 2001. This date is supported by the reference linked to the elmcip ID.

### Identifiers and References
- The elmcip identifier for the entity is 8159.  
- The software engine property contains a reference array pointing to the same elmcip ID: [{'': '8159'}].  
- The Wikidata description mirrors the raw description: “creative work by Mathias Fuchs, Sylvia Eckermann.”  

### Classification
The entity carries three instance‑of values: creative work, exhibit, and application. This triple classification situates it at the intersection of artistic output, museum‑style presentation, and functional software.

### Language
The language of work or name is specified as German, indicating that the primary language used in the work is German.

### Related Entities
A related entity is described as the application [class], defined as a software program or group of programs designed for end‑users. This class possesses a sitelink count of 90, providing a contextual link to broader software taxonomy.

### Significance of Properties
Each property—elmcip_id, publication_date, author_name_string, language_of_work_or_name, and the software_engine reference—is backed by the same reference ( → 8159), ensuring traceability to a single source record. The triple instance‑of classification and the link to the application class together illustrate how the work is positioned within knowledge graphs that categorize digital artifacts by function, form, and audience.  

All facts presented above are derived exclusively from the provided source material; no external information has been added.