VR Gallery

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    The DocLab: VR Gallery is located in De Brakke Grond. Each ticket gives you a 50-minute time slot to watch the VR projects of your choice. If you want to see the entire selection, you would need 3 timeslots. Check out what's on offer below.

    Projects in the VR Gallery

    The Anticipation of Rain

    • Naima Karim
    • 2022

      Using animated brush strokes in a 3D environment, a soundscape and scents, Naima Karim brings the tropical thunderstorm to life. Climate change has made the once-romantic monsoon into a life-threatening phenomenon.

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      Ihyangjeong: Carving with Memories

      • Sunghwan Lee
      • 2022

        For animator Sunghwan Lee, the South Korean housing market offers little opportunity to find a real home—one like his father’s childhood house, packed with memories. A virtuoso animated journey through time and space.

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        Kristine Is Not Well

        • Seeyam Quine
        • 2022

          In this interactive VR simulation you try to stay a step ahead of censorship on a fictitious online platform, with critical posts about the sudden disappearance of influencer Kristine. Based on real anti-censorship techniques used by online activists.

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          The Man Who Couldn’t Leave

          • Singing CHEN
          • 2022

            This VR piece puts the viewer inside the penal colony where Taiwan imprisoned political prisoners in 1949. The now elderly A-Keun talks about hunger, boredom, the sense of time and his comrade who died in prison.

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            Missing 10 Hours VR

            • Fanni Fazakas
            • 2022

              Watch passively, go along with what’s happening, or intervene? In this interactive VR production, the viewer’s choices determine whether a night out ends in date rape or the safe return home of the girl whose drink is spiked with GHB.

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              Plastisapiens

              • Miri Chekhanovich, Edith Jorisch
              • 2022

                Leave behind your worries about the future—Plastisapiens takes you on a playful and soothing VR journey where organic beings and plastics become one.

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