Kusunda
In this VR experience you get to speak out and join the campaign to revitalise Kusunda, one of the many dormant indigenous languages across the world.
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VR Gallery
The DocLab: VR Gallery is located in A Lab, a one-minute walk from the Exhibition in Tolhuistuin. Each ticket includes a 50-minute time slot to watch the VR projects of your choice undisturbed. Here you can also watch the VR-film Water & Coltan, for which you will need a separate ticket.
Projects in the VR Gallery
Projects in the VR Gallery
Missing Pictures Episode 2: Tsai-Ming Liang, the Seven-Story Building
The second episode of a VR series in which famous directors get the chance to envisage a film they never made. Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Ming-liang transports us into his youth for a making-of film of his entire film career.
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Diagnosia
In China, internet gaming is described as “electronic heroin” and many parents of suspected internet addicts send them to re-education camps. One of them was the director of this VR experience that places you at the center of his haunting experiences.
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The Choice
In this interactive VR experience, you talk to Kristen about her choice to have an abortion and the painful attempts by the health care system in her home state of Texas to deprive her of that choice.
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The Miracle Basket
A pop-up book brought to life tells a fairy tale about overconsumption, thoughtlessness, and environmental damage. There is a happy ending, but the story has a moral—as befits a fairy tale.
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Goliath: Playing with Reality
This VR depicts the disorienting experience of schizophrenia, and how Goliath finds his footing in the virtual world of online multiplayer gaming. The voiceover by Tilda Swinton reminds us that every reality is a mental construct.
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The City Was Asleep and It Had a Dream
A virtual tour shows how the city of Tbilisi has changed since the end of the Soviet Union. The old communist architecture is being overrun by new neoliberal construction projects. The clash of two ideological systems is giving birth to a new city.
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Disarmed
An interactive and playful VR experience about the fascinating relationship between our body and games. The visitors’ own arms and hands become part of a virtual sculpture of limbs that’s constantly changing shape.
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