_SHADOWTIME
This VR essay guides you from Ivan Sutherland’s historical creation of the first head-mounted VR display through different iterations…
_Enemy Within
Bjarke Myrthu's "Enemy Within" was an early interactive web documentary that revealed the power of this new storytelling form.
_Limbo
Limbo is a virtual experience that unveils the precarious state of asylum seekers in UK.
_La Ciudad como Texto (The City as Text)
La Ciudad como Texto (The City as Text) is a multiplatform project that documents street art made during the 2019 Chilean protests in Santiago.
_Cosmic Top Secret
An autobiographical game that follows the path of T in her discovery of her parents' work in the Danish Intelligence during the Cold War.
_17000 Islands
In this thoughtful interactive piece, users deconstruct the propagandistic vision of a single Indonesia by viewing, dismantling, and remaking…
_Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt
This interactive narrative traces the the journey of a single t-shirt around the globe.
_Defector: Escape from North Korea
By putting its audience in the place of a North Korean defector, interactive documentary "Defector: Escape from North Korea" creates a powerful…
_Living Los Sures
Participatory documentary "Living Los Sures" captures the rich, multicultural history of Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood.
_The Disaster Resilience Journal
42 short online serialized articles, released daily via social media networks, blogs, and word of mouth.
_VICE News VR: Millions March
This virtual reality newscast places viewers at a protest against police violence in New York.
_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 Cancer of Time
The Cancer of Time is an interactive and mobile fable about our chronic inability to do nothing.
_Into the Light
Into the Light is an immersive audio installation that coincides with Yo-Yo Ma's rendition of Bach's "Unaccompanied Cello Suite No.2 in…
_We Feel Fine
"We Feel Fine" visualizes emotional "data," creating a record of people's emotions as expressed on blogs and social media.
