artsXR at Tate Exchange 2020
artsXR VR projects showcased at Tate Exchange, Uni to Unicorns event March 2020
artsXR welcomed some two thousand members of Tate public to explore the future of new immersive arts at the Digital Maker Collective, Uni to Unicorns event March 2020 at tate Modern, London. Tate public were invited to experience artsXR projects including: Millbank Prison VR, Britain’s national Penitentiary, 1816 to 1890, and how we experience, time, absence and empathy using virtual reality. To Steping into a VR artwork that visualises the composition of air and pollution particles. to explore the future of new immersive arts.
- Find out more about the Uni to Unicorns event here, on Tate website.
- More info about Millbank Prison VR project here
- More info about artsXR collaboration with Matterlugy here
artsXR and Matterlurgy at Delfina 2019
artsXR collaborated with Delfina Art Foundation residents artist duo Matterlurgy
artsXR collaborated with with Delfina Art Foundation residents artist duo Matterlurgy and scientists to develop an immersive art VR artwork that visualises the composition of air and pollution particles. October 2019 - March 2020
See the beautifully made documentation see video here from Delfina Foundation artist duo Matterlurgy, who discuss their practice and experimentation with virtual reality as a way to visualise and share stories around air pollution in collaboration with Digital maker Collective.
- More info about artsXR collaboration with Matterlugy here
artsXR at Tate Britain, Late at Tate July 2019
artsXR showcased Pentagon No 6. at Extended Realities event: Visitors were invited to explore the concept of imagined histories and how we experience, time, absence & empathy through immersive art.
Extended Realities, late at Tate Britain July 2019: Exploring contextual parameters in the form of an immersive experience in Virtual Reality, the DMC has created an immersive walk through the Millbank Penitentiary (Millbank Prison) re-imagining the notorious Victorian London prison which once occupied the location of Tate Britain. What connects the physical presence of the user to the empathic experience? How does time and the absence of reality relate to the user?
This project was the inspiration and catalyst for the creation of the artsXR studio.
