It’s a tricky time for ethics in the 21st century. Unlike the Ancient Greeks, the fathers of Western ethics, we tend to treat rules of morality with great suspicion. Beyond the legally protected boundaries of public order, under Western liberal
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
Meeting Dutch producer–director Richard Valk is a sharp way to read the Dutch landscape. Through Valk Productions, founded in the late 1990s, he has built a bridge between auteur animation, documentary and immersive work – and his trajectory captures how
Open City Documentary Festival is excited to announce the full programme for its twelfth edition, taking place in person from 7th to 13th September. The festival’s first fully in person festival since 2019 welcomes audiences to venues Bertha DocHouse, Birkbeck
Partly because of my classical studies, partly because of those in psychology, the phrase γνῶϑι σεαυτόν (“Nosce te ipsum”, in English “Know Thyself”) has always fascinated me greatly. Greek and Latin authors claim that it stood there, on the Temple
A cyberpunk hacker must lead escaped detainees to freedom through a hacked portal before a fascist corporation erases their memories. Time is running out! In an exciting collaboration, the acclaimed virtual reality production studio, Ferryman Collective, and the innovative Virtual
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