Immersive Wayfinders

Immersive and Interactive Storytelling in performance - a unique Auckland based event for the Immersive Exhibition where Digital Artists from the exhibitions work with local poets and musicians to create an installation and performance event to celebrate Matariki.

Artists include Daniel Foothead, Amy Maguire, Liam Jacobson, Matt Reece, Jon Goudge, Gerhart Lottermoser, Caitlin Smith and more.

Lane 25
Shivani Karan | 2024 | Mixed Interactive | New Zealand
Lane 25 is based on a real location in the Fiji Islands - a location that holds secrets from a haunting past. This VR experience combined with AR installation offers an artistic interpretation of oral tales and folklore that have been passed down through generations.

LBC Holopresence
Ed Davis | 2024 | Mixed Immersive | New Zealand
Live 3-piece guitars-ambi-sonics fed into roomscale brutalist VR architecture as live holograms. The Experience combines live performance with a VR environment and experience.

Knowledge Flows
Johnson Witehira |2022 | Mixed Immersive | New Zealand
He pīriti mai i te Ao Matihiko ki Te Ao Māori. In the project The Spaces Between us, 2022, Toronto, a global indigenous-led project explores how digital and new media art, created through innovative workshops and symposia, might create new paradigms for indigenous community engagement. Experience new adaptions of some of these digital artworks through pop up projector activations.

Vector
Becca Weber, Joanna Cook, Danielle Lottridge | 2024 | Mixed Interactive | New Zealand
The work utilises avatars and custom-built audio-visual effects to emphasise embodied attention, presented through a 360 VR video and an immersive participatory installation. Vector 360 is a six-minute VR film offering viewers an 'inside out' perspective on dance creation, challenging traditional viewing habits. Accompanying the film is Vector: Interact, an installation encouraging participation through real-time responsive technology. Here, participants create their own choreography, guided by embodied awareness, and observe the digital effects they generate on a projected screen