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Virtual Reality technologies have arrived in the present, bringing with them completely new worlds of experience. But how does perception work when you’re entering digital space? We are discussing prospects, risks and ethical questions with Giulia Bowinkel (Banz & Bowinkel), Christian Lessiak (psychotherapist) and Judith Simon (University Hamburg). Speakers Giulia Bowinkel (Banz & Bowinkel) Christian […]
New horizons of perception, learning by doing, immersin in the world of information: Virtual Reality has entered education, and it’s posing new questions. Can retreating to Virtual Reality create a learning environment enabling a new way of experience-based learning? Or is the digitalization of education leading to a loss of learning based on cultural experience […]
As Alice falls through the rabbit hole, she enters her own wonderland. Our project shows a free interpretation of this land, which interacts with the spectators in a dimension beyond time and space. The question “whoisalice” is therefore also a question for fiction and reality. ___________________________ Directors: Ai-Nhu Vo, Dorian Behner, Fynn König, Gloria Schulz […]
An immersive, verbatim 360° documentary about the Canadian immigration detention system. The artwork employs the practice of Verbatim Theatre and techniques and technologies of 360° Cinema to present the events surrounding the death in 2013 of migrant Lucia Vega Jimenez while in detention with the Canada Border Services Agency. The main objective of the project […]
„Trans//form“ is a choreography looking at the progress of evolution to determine the future of the human body in an increasingly technologized world. Three dancers dance a critical approach to topics like cyborgism and transhumanism, exploring to what extent the human body can be modified, improved or even rendered obsolete through technology. Which importance does […]
A unique combination of theatre and Virtual Reality. Schauspiel Dortmund and CyberRäuber create an immersive, interactive virtual space based on the production “Die Borderline Prozession” by Kay Voges. Whereas the three-hour play aims at overwhelming the audience with the concurrency of inconcurrent events, by employing acting, setting, text, and music, this VR experience is a […]
The headshot kill has a prominent place in representations and imaginations of violent death in Hollywood cinema and video games. Seemingly influenced by this, Q&A forums like Quora and Reddit regularly feature questions about the experience of getting shot in the head with a firearm. The answers written by survivors give a diverse range of […]
In Shalenny’s VR work the viewer goes beyond the horizon on a compressed forty thousand kilometers journey around the world. A game of chance, the journey is the outcome of a line drawn from a bridge and further across the world, taking place in the dead of night, where fuzzy silhouettes of people tear along […]
“Summation Of Force” is a virtual reality moving image artwork created by internationally renowned photographers Narelle Autio and Trent Parke in collaboration with filmmaker Matthew Bate. Made entirely in their own backyard and featuring Trent and Narelle’s two young sons Dash and Jem (two of Australia’s most talented youth cricketers) this work plays out as […]
To commemorate the second anniversary of the death of Alan Kurdi, the three-year-old Syrian boy who drowned while attempting to reach Greece in 2015, the author Khaled Hosseini, a UNHCR goodwill ambassador, has written “Sea Prayer”. This imagined letter is written in the form of a monologue, delivered by a Syrian father to the son […]