_River of Mud
River of Mud is a 360-video that portrays the survivors of Samarco Dam's failure in Mariana, Brazil.
_Trolls vs Elves
Through interactivity and a dual-perspective narrative structure, "Trolls vs Elves" not only informs but actively engages audiences in critical…
_The Mapping Journey Project
The Mapping Journey Project is a mixed-media installation that combines eight video works and a printed map.
_12 seconds of gunfire
A virtual reality experience based on a first-grader's journey of trauma and loss following a school shooting.
_Sputnik Observatory
In this interesting and often inspiring interactive database, users can explore a panoply of ideas from A to Z by navigating expert interviews…
_The Folk Memory Project
An ongoing participatory documentary project exploring the personal histories of the Great Leap Famine of 1959 to 1961 in China.
_Child of Empire
A state-of-the-art VR experience of the 1947 Partition of British India.
_Southeast Chicago Archive and Storytelling Project
A rich interactive living archive that serves as a community-led historical repository of South-East Chicago, telling stories through saved…
_Learning to See
An artificial neural network making predictions on live webcam input, trying to make sense of what it sees.
_Las rutas del oro
"Las rutas del oro" (English title: "Behind the Dirty Gold") is an interactive web-documentary developed by the Peruvian Society for Environmental…
_Bear 71
Surveillance video and data feeds from Canada’s Banff National Park make environmental documentary "Bear 71" a commentary on life in the…
_HIGHRISE: Universe Within
HIGHRISE: Universe Within reveals the hidden digital lives of highrise residents around the world.
_The Arctic 30
The immersive audio installation narrates the capture of thirty environmental activists on the Greenpeace ship "Arctic Sunrise," on a real-size…
_I Love Your Work
An experiment in subscription-based storytelling, Jonathan Harris’s "I Love Your Work" takes 10 viewers inside the world of lesbian pornography…
_The Disaster Resilience Journal
42 short online serialized articles, released daily via social media networks, blogs, and word of mouth.
