“I’m intrigued by AR’s power to transform the world we’re already in, simply by adding a layer of narrative” – Robert Morgan

Agnese Pietrobon

Two months after the release of his book Storytelling for Spatial Computing and Mixed Reality: The Art of Augmenting Imagination (Routledge 2025), which quickly sold out in its paperback edition, we sat down with author Robert Morgan. Cover: Augmented Reality Galery - artoflondon.co.uk Well known in the immersive world for his pivotal contributions to Augmented […]

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“You must be willing to take a leap of faith to commit to a virtual journey.” – Darren Emerson (IN PURSUIT OF REPETITIVE BEATS)

Darren Emerson wins IDFA's "Award for Immersive Non-Fiction" with his latest immersive experience, IN PURSUIT OF REPETITIVE BEATS.

“With a 24-hour running time, GONDWANA is by nature a very organic experience” – Ben Joseph Andrews, Emma Roberts (GONDWANA)

One of the most acclaimed experiences of this year (selected at Sundance New Frontier and SXSW) is Australian… and lasts 24 hours! With a form of immersion that defies temporality, to better observe the impact of man on nature, GONDWANA

“To take the tools that exist today and combine them with the desire to tell stories” – Shari Frilot (Sundance New Frontier)

With the Sundance Film Festival just around the corner, we spoke to New Frontier curator Shari Frilot to find out more about the lineup and the challenges of working on a digital edition for the second year in a row.

Review⎪LUSTRATION: connecting mainstream audiences to immersive stories

Lustration VR is a 4-episode virtual reality series made using Quill and available on Oculus TV that will blow your mind with its intricate plot and fantasy/noir content. A production in which the viewer can switch camera POVs and explore

A new VR work from Georgia at La Biennale di Venezia: I PITY THE GARDEN (by Mariam Natroshvili and Detu Jincharadze)

I PITY THE GARDEN by Tbilisi-based artist duo Mariam Natroshvili and Detu Jincharadze is an immersive artwork about a premonition of the end. Through large-scale video installation and VR experience, the viewer is led into a realm of magical realism

“There is no competition between feature films and virtual reality content” – Babette Wijntjes, Camille Lopato (Nu:Reality)

Virtual reality cinema” is back in vogue! If some places were open since the opening of VR to the general public, most theatres disappeared before or during the confinements related to Covid – in favor of experiences to be lived