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We're thrilled to announce that Theatrum Radix VR Experience by Marlene Bart and Ikonospace BV (Joris DEMNARD, Manuel Farré), will be part of this year's re:publica republica GmbH and its offstage program! The VR experience of Theatrum Radix intertwines systems of categorization from natural history with cutting-edge technologies like CT scans and 3D modeling. Within the virtual realm, natural elements transform into surreal, dynamic images, enhanced by artistic creations. Viewers find themselves delving into the depths of bones, exploring the intricate details of a glass brain, or immersing in the inner workings of a dissected frog. They journey through vibrant reflections of wetlands, where the boundaries between different species blur, offering a speculative glimpse into habitats and systems of order. This unique experience prompts a shift in perspective, distancing viewers from the human-centric lens typically used to understand nature. The project's title, Theatrum Radix, harks back to the vision of seventeenth-century Italian philosopher Guilio Camillo and his Theater of Memory, a conceptual space intended to encapsulate the entirety of worldly knowledge. While Camillo's theater remained a conceptual construct, Theatrum Radix brings his idea to life, creating a hybrid universe that challenges conventional human perceptions of the natural world. By fostering a playful interconnectedness among objects, the project critiques hierarchical notions of order, favoring instead an organic and evolving network. https://lnkd.in/ehYyZzmR

Do you desire an unparalleled and involved method to encounter art? Think about traversing object galleries, museums, or spaces through virtual-reality exploits. The only tool required to experience this unparalleled journey: a device that slips over your eyes, basic in its own manner. In addition to this headgear and some software to support it, here’s what one can do. Step off the curb of reality and into a digital environment that’s endlessly vast appreciating the world’s best art, all of which an arm’s reach away.

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Ars Electronica is the future, cultural heritage is the past. Both tell of disruptive interrelationships at the intersection of art, technology and society. In Deep Space 8K, they enter into a unique symbiosis. Learn more about how advanced technology in Deep Space 8K is used to create immersive experiences of cultural heritage and making historical and artistic treasures accessible in new and engaging ways. For the full article visit https://lnkd.in/ddH5GXDk

The image captures the blend of technology and optical illusion, illustrating the transformative effect of technology on our perception and interaction with art. This is what Nowadays eye-tracking technology and its applications allow in creating infinity mirrors.   Digital Expo is esploring the interfacing of motion control of infinity mirrors using eye tracking, delving into the benefits and limitations of such technology. Eye tracking can enhance the illusion of infinity mirrors, a fascinating blend of art and optical illusion, by responding to the viewer's gaze. The ideas come out from the paper "Reimagining Vision with Infinity Mirrors" by Panaite, Bogdanffy from the University of Petrosani,   This groundbreaking work opens up new possibilities for interactive installations and exhibits, showcasing how technology can transform our perception and interaction with art. Join us at Digital Expo to discover more about this cutting-edge research and other innovations redefining the boundaries of technology and creativity.  #Innovation #DigitalExpo #EyeTracking #InfinityMirrors #TechArt #InteractiveDesign

In case you didn't know, today is International Day of Planetariums, and what better way to celebrate it than by checking out our work for Abcam, shown inside a pop-up planetarium!

Concept: An interactive children's museum exhibit that allows kids to explore the human body from the inside out. Imagine a giant, walk-through model of a body where kids can climb through different organs, crawl through veins, and even peek inside a beating heart (simulated, of course!). Interactive displays could explain the functions of different organs, and augmented reality elements could project information about the body's systems in real-time.

Tune into the LiveArt.io X W1 Curates webinar that happened earlier this afternoon . Talking all things digital art, the story of W1 so far and everything in between. It was great to be able to share our perspective on the digital art scene. both past and present. Click the link below to watch the entirety of the discussion on X. Thanks to Olena Yara for making this happen! #DigitalArt #ImmersiveArt #Webinar #DigitalArtScene