_Invisible Cities
Get lost in virtual metropolises created by visualizing the geolocated social media posts of actual urban residents.
_A Childhood Walk
A participatory trip down memory lane, Ze Frank’s "A Childhood Walk" explores the connections between location, technology, and memory.
_7 billion Others
The participatory project "7 billion Others" documents the diversity of the world’s population, containing 6,000 interviews with people…
_Serial
Serial is an investigative journalism podcast with an innovative format that reminds us that criminal justice is messy and never simple.
_Rider Spoke
This performed documentary piece sends participants out into the night to explore city streets alone by bicycle, recording their route and…
_After 6/4
‘After 6/4’ offers the user deep engagement with primary sources and with the language that shaped the 1989 series of events in Beijing,…
_September 1955
September 1955 is a room-scale, interactive VR experience which puts the viewer in the midst of the Istanbul pogrom of September 6-7 1955.
_Ed Zed Omega
Blending reality and fiction, "Ed Zed Omega" is a cross-media experiment that tracks six young adults after they drop out of high school.
_Ebola Deeply
A new model of storytelling around a global crisis.
_The Other Dakar
In this dreamlike 360º film, we follow a girl in her journey through “The Other Dakar”, a place where artists hold the secret wonders…
_4Stelle Hotel
4Stelle Hotel is a web documentary about life in an occupied hotel
_Porton Down
An experimental biography that uses virtual reality to enable audiences to descend into the unnerving zone of a government’s human experimentation…
_How Much Is Left?
Interactive timeline "How Much Is Left?" creates a data-driven portrait of climate change.
_Berliner sehen
A non-linear exploration of life in Berlin, "Berliner sehen" lets its audience explore the history of the city through the perspectives…
_Subway Stories
Subway Stories is an interactive experience that offers users a glimpse of their fellow commuters' inner lives.
