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

Tristan Keillor

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 Milk, believes established VR as an Empathy Machine. Milk had good rhetoric, since nobody wants […]

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