The immersive medium has long been built around a simple promise: to transport us elsewhere. The headset isolated us from the world in order to place us inside another. The dome enveloped our field of vision. Monumental projection transformed architecture. Each device, in its own way, sought to strengthen that now-familiar sensation of being there. But being there does not necessarily mean being together. This may be one of the most fertile questions raised during the session dedicated to the dramaturgy of telepresence, organised between the MEET Digital Culture Center…
Editorial⎜After the Immersive Dizziness, the Need for Presence
