Studio Maýn is an artistic/scientific interface run by Norman Maýn. B36 is the German location of the studio south of Berlin. The studio focuses on new approaches to transmedia art as well as artistic research. The work of the studio is directly linked to the artistic work and approach of Norman Maýn and at the same time an open medium for exchange between different disciplines of art, design, research and sustainability. Norman Maýn studied at the Berlin University of the Arts UdK in the areas of Visual Communication & Experimental Art and is creating transmedially in installation, photography, video, painting, sound and even olfactoy art. His works ritually address an archaic primal pain, discrepancies and areas of tension in human existence and work on earth in the context of a saturated and at the same time empty society. The clear lack of comprehensive descriptions of the postmodern world is translated in Maýn's visual language particularly through reduction and omission, but also a grasp of fragile and seemingly quickly diffusing moments. Non-colors and raw materials determine the overall visual appearance. The tortured creature and human caused sorrow became central themes. The studio is mainly active in Germany and Spain.