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with The Glad Scientist as part of the VRhammy Awards The Glad Scientist is the pseudonym of Puerto-Rican artist Daniel Eric Carlos Hector Alberto Sabio. He utilizes VR technology to create stunning live audiovisual performances, at times making use of brain machine interfaces, projection mapping, and always sharing a direct line of consciousness with his […]
“The Roaming” by Matthieu Pradat French Virtual Reality artist Mathieu Pradat will present his latest project “The Roaming” in this workshop. Participants can test the prototype consisting of virtual and physical elements and help develop it further.
With Tamiko Thiel as part of the VRHAMMY Awards In her performance Tamiko Thiel demonstrates how she combines techniques of Western painting and Far Eastern calligraphy to create her “Google Tilt Brush”-piece “Land of Cloud”.
3. NEXTREALITY.HAMBURG MEETUP Virtuelle Realität between Utopia and Dystopia // How Virtual Reality influences artistic intention and opens a broader scope of interpretation to the viewers Utopian and dystopian ideas and concepts are present in almost every field of society, whether it’s politics, religion, science, or, first of all, art. “Art is the governor of […]
The new technology is attracting the generation of Digital Natives. Can VR be a medium to spark young people’s interest in literature and promote literary discourse? Or are these two worlds too far apart from each other? We discuss the prospects and limits of promoting literature through Virtual Reality. Speakers Stephanie Grubenmann (ZhdK) Branko Janack […]
Branko Janack, Germany, 2017 What happens when Virtual Reality meets theatre? CyberRäuber and Branko Janack took a classical drama – “Der Geisterseher” by Friedrich Schiller” – to the virtual world. A theatrical miniature for one spectator at a time. Schiller brought to life in a virtual play of 20 minutes: A German prince in Venice […]
Mika Johnson, USA/Czech Republic, 2017 Experience the world from Gregor Samsa’s point of view: the interactive installation “VRwandlung” allows visitors to enter Kafka’s surreal visual world. Robert Bosch Stiftung kindly supported bringing “VRwandlung” to VRHAM! 2018.
JOSEPH NUGENT, USA, 2018 “Joycestick”, an academic project at Boston College led by Professor Joseph Nugent, pairs an immersive virtual reality 3D game with the most important (and difficult) novel of the twentieth century. Using the Vive headest, players are put into scenes from the novel, to move through the game. Subtitled “The Story of […]
The number of curated exhibitions on Virtual Reality art is growing, with the potential and application of immersive media reaching ever new dimensions. But is creating visual worlds and soundscapes in VR really a new and independent art form, or a mere technical medium presenting a new perspective on art? Evelyn Hriberšek creates new, interactive […]
Immersion is not a novel concept. A multitude of artistic contexts envision the immersion of the recipient in an artistic vision, shielding them from the outside world. Virtual Reality, however, takes immersion to a completely new level. Entering the virtual space and pushing or even eliminating boundaries allows an active or passive immersion in the […]