Decoding XR: from VR to dome adaptation, with Claudix Vanesix, Avinash Changa (FEEDBACK VR, UN MUSICAL ANTIFUTURISTA)

In 2018, IDFA DocLab launched a partnership with the Artis Planetarium to present dome-based immersive artworks during the festival. Some selections are expressly designed for dome projections, while others are installation or headset-based DocLab selections, adapted through an initiative of DocLab, Artis, WeMakeVR and the Netherlands Film Fund. As with any artistic format, there are […]

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Preview/ MONS VENUS, with Paula Orlando (creator) and Rocio Pichirili (producer)

Dealing with the question of pleasure (physical, emotional…) in virtual reality is a real question for creators, but an obvious destination when working with a medium that can manipulate the senses. By confronting the viewer with his or her own

Sebastiano Vitale: staging AI at architectural scale

At The New Atlas of Digital Art – Immersive Frontiers in Milan last June, hosted by MEET, the term “immersive” is not treated as a trend but as a production reality: works are judged by their ability to hold attention,

“Our desire is to bring new artists to the creative XR scene” – Albert Millis, Samantha Kingston (Virtual Umbrella)

With their company Virtual Umbrella, Albert Millis and Samantha Kingston have been accompanying brands and events in new virtual territories for over 7 years. For the past months, they have continued their work with XR creators by accompanying certain works

Decoding XR: RECODING ENTROPIA, François Vautier

In this new series of articles we want to go deeper into our discussion with XR creators and their art, to better understand the (...)

“On the value of connection, between the spiritual and physical worlds” – Keisuke Itoh (TYPEMAN)

In the 2022 Venice Immersive lineup and now on its way to Raindance Immersive, TYPEMAN, Keisuke Itoh’s fourth VR work, is an emotional and full of life experience that plays with nostalgia, music and live acting. Live theatre experiences are

“VR offers a much deeper and intimate connection to the audience” – German Heller (PAPER BIRDS)

Whenever I try VR, there is one thing I cannot help but be fascinated by. It is the way it takes you to a different world than you are (...)