“I wanted to imagine an experience that would allow us to better express our identity through our physicality” – Sarah Silverblatt-Buser (COLLECTIVE BODY)

Mathieu G.

COLLECTIVE BODY is a multi-user virtual reality dance project that is having its world premiere at Venice Immersive (Competition) this week, before opening at the Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts in New York this October. We meet creator and choreographer Sarah Silverblatt-Buser, who initiated and directed the project. Sarah Silverblatt-Buser is also touring with […]

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Editorial⎜A look back at Verzio’s Vektor VR “Misunderstood Bodies”

For five years now, Ágnes Karolina Bakk and András Szabó have brought tightly curated VR exhibits to the Verzio Human rights documentary festival. In 2015, VR’s second wave was ushered in by a human rights documentary that its director, Chris

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“Virtual reality allows me to describe this unique situation and to ask our audience what would be their choice” – Saverio Trapasso, Iolanda Di Bonaventura (VAJONT)

Spotted in 2020 among the projects supported by the Biennale College Cinema VR, VAJONT was then presented in the Venice VR program out of competition. On the occasion of the online release – on Oculus – of this real-time experience,