Review: Terminal 3
Terminal 3 is an Augmented Reality(AR) immersive storytelling work created by Asad Malik by using Unity and is exploring contemporary Muslim identities in the current...
Monthly Archive: June 2018
Review: Sensible Data / Mixed Emotions
All photos are from Martin Hertig’s website. Can a machine become an artist? That is the installation, Sensible Data / Mixed Emotions (Sensible Data), wants...
Review: Inside A Mind At War
Mind at War is a VR portrait of an ex-veteran’s story before and after being in the army. The young ex-veteran’s name is Scott England,...
Day 32: The dialogue has ended, but everyone’s journey continues
4:35 a.m., that is the time when I wake up. After three minutes’ consideration, I continue my sleep. On the last day of the dialogue,...
Review: The Day the World Changed
When you first put on the VR headset in The Day the World Changed, you appear amidst darkness, and there is one blackish, greyish, smoke-y...
Day 32: The End
This is the end. Beautiful Friends. This is the end. My only friend, The End. The words of Jim Morrison echo through my mind as...
Interview: Talking for an 8-bit with Dan Hett
Were there any specific motivational factors that lead you to ultimately decide upon making your personal story a video game? When everything happened with the...
Review: The Loss Levels – Bit by Bit
Hidden in corner of Trafalgar Warehouse, The Loss Levels VR experience is presented as a retro-style arcade machine, complete with a joystick, control buttons, techno...
Interview: Spending Some Face-to-Face Time with Michaela Holland
What was the process in deciding the layout of the installation and the progression of the viewer as they witness Michelle’s story? It was a...
Interview with Constance Nuttall and Don Webb
Porton Down is a VR experience created by Callum Cooper depicting the experiences of a British ex-serviceman Don Webb who found himself in a LSD...
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