The theatre has always been a place for creating fantastic stories, a retreat and a place of longing at the same time. As “world builders”, theatre makers enable their audience to visit diverse places and travel through time to the future and the past. Continue reading “Learning from theatre. Virtual Reality as a space- and time-based medium “
The view beyond the horizon offers different impressions of VR applications outside the theatre context. As an art installation or museum artifact, VR is ideally suited to open up new aesthetic, narrative and didactic spaces.
Continue reading “Quickly recommended: art and exhibitions in VR”
Digitalization is gaining ground in almost all areas and is developing a thoroughly useful tool for planning, organization and meetings with virtual reality. The listed programs are a first starting point for working with VR and allow a simple entry into the virtual world. The listed programs have been tested by us and will be continuously updated. There is therefore no claim to completeness.
In the course of our daily work we encounter many interesting works by colleagues worldwide in which VR and AR open up new stage spaces or play a role as a medium in a performance. This list of links serves as a source of inspiration, orientation and further research and is continuously updated by us, so it does not claim to be complete. Please contact digital.DTHG if you have any relevant information.
Continue reading “Quickly recommended: VR and AR as stage space”
In an interview with Hubert Eckart, our project managers Franziska Ritter and Pablo Dornhege give insights into the current challenges in the Corona home office and report on the opportunities and risks of this special time. Continue reading “Interview from the Corona home office”
On November 25, 2019, from 10 am to 5 pm, the workshop “Virtual and Augmented Reality – How can digital technologies open up new accesses to cultural heritage?” organized by digiS took place at the Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB). Continue reading “digiS Workshop: Virtual and Augmented Reality”
Lectures by Franziska Ritter, Pablo Dornhege (digital.DTHG) and Maren Demant (Invisible Room), summarized by Kai Schnier, kultur-b-digital.de
Continue reading “Report: Im/material Spaces – VR and AR open new approaches to cultural heritage”
Cordial invitation to the lecture by Franziska Ritter and Pablo Dornhege: How can digital technologies open up new approaches to cultural heritage?
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are technologies that complement our existing communication spaces and promote new approaches to mediation.
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An interdisciplinary kick-off workshop entitled “IM/MATERIAL THEATRE SPACES” took place in spring 2019 at the TU Berlin under the direction of Franziska Ritter and Pablo Dornhege.
Continue reading “Kick-off workshop and prototype development”
Ever since virtual reality is a common term and “immersive technologies” can be purchased by normal consumers the exact terms of the technologies are likely to be confused. Continue reading “VR + AR = XR”
