_Zero Days VR

Zero Days VR places audiences inside the invisible world of computer viruses and allows them to experience and understand the high stakes…

_Man on Bridge

The Man on Bridge project is an exploration of vernacular photos and how, on their own, photos function as cherished family objects but…

_In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats

Using contributors and collaborators from the UK's rave past, this piece of immersive art uses creative non-fiction to re-examine what this…

_The Eviction Lab

Visualizing the housing crisis across the U.S.

_Indefinite

A VR documentary taking the viewer on a journey through the UK’s indefinite detention system.

_SHADOWTIME

This VR essay guides you from Ivan Sutherland’s historical creation of the first head-mounted VR display through different iterations…

_Empire Interactive

Shot in ten countries over the course of four years, Empire employs human-scaled storytelling to explore how the conditions of the past…

_Tidmarsh Farms: Living Observatory

A multi-sensory observation project documents the restoration of Massachusetts wetlands.

_Rebuilding Haiti

Re-building Haiti: A mixture of longform journalism, multimedia and gaming elements to help readers understand the problems facing Haiti…

_Papers, Please

Papers Please is a game which uses procedural rhetoric and game logic to simulate the experience of an immigration officer.

_Desaparecidas: las mujeres olvidadas por el Estado peruano

"Desaparecidas" is an interactive web documentary and journalistic investigation that focuses on the stories of four missing women and two…

_Way to Go

Take an interactive walk in the woods.

_Assassin’s Creed III

A historical fiction action-adventure game, in which players can explore American cities during the 18th century

_Gallery of Lost Art

The "Gallery of Lost Art" used the Internet to create a digital exhibition of artworks that could never appear in the physical space of…

_Check-in

Web surfing and interactivity are mutually enriching, drawing from the way we use the net as tourists. True to life, each of your moves…