Projects

These projects span a variety of mediums, including VR, AR, 360° videos, games, interactive comics & immersive installations. Register now!

The creative in me wanted to soar, to push the boundaries of what VR storytelling could be. But the producer? Well, he had other ideas.

This year, the conference explored immersive digital media environments for storytelling in VR, AR and XR formats.

The challenge was to be creative in strict boundaries regarding a theatrical production based on feminism.

Since the pandemic, digital spaces became our options for change, travel, movement and connection to the world. But are they enough?

This VR experience was inspired by the everyday worker or student in need of an escape from monotonous reality.

Each student worked on their own ideas to extend 1:1 CONCERTS digitally, while focusing on the essence of the experience.

Sometimes we find it hard to do ourselves, so we created an environment that let users distinguish between positive and negative thoughts.

Prof. Lena Thiele said the purpose of the ifs and museum’s collaboration was to inspire storytellers to experiment digital technologies.

Long time ago our village was ruled by my extraordinary grandfather with his six wives and 56 children, life was never dull.

Students were challenged to find creative ways to work with digital and analogue datasets based on insects and microorganisms.

The production exercise is all about getting creative in a realistic setting with limiting constraints.

The point of the installation was to create a collaborative symphony based on the colors in each insect specimen.

A move towards the Earth’s better future can only be achieved through learning from our past and interacting with it.

We were challenged at many fronts, from technical implementation of the world envisioned to infusing knowledge into gameplay.