News
Rimowa’s New Campaign Film Stars Hideo Kojima
Directed by Otman Qrita, the one-minute short sells motion capture as craft as the designer’s Xbox horror project moves through production.
motion capture
News
C.U.T.E. Opens BEASTS, a Korean Folklore Play Installation
Scarlett Kim and Anthony Storniolo built the free, motion-driven Unreal Engine work for the Digital Arts Space at The Music Center in Los Angeles.
Events
Federico Solmi Shows The Bathhouse in Does This Taste Funny?
The five-channel video painting joins a two-venue group show on humor as a method
Team Rolfes
Team Rolfes hands the cockpit to the audience
The live cinema duo dig in on a nation's origin story
choreography
When you can no longer close the club, you build one
Sobriety and injury cost Ambrose Trataris the nightclub, so they rebuilt it inside VRChat, then staged it as a dance work where one body puppets another.
Letta Shtohryn
When the mocap suit drifts, the drift becomes choreography
Letta Shtohryn's live XR performance starts at a 5,000-year-old Maltese temple and ends with an avatar slipping loose from the body driving it.
digital body
So It Goes
Lisa Jamhoury's Lossy is a memorial to the physical body in the age of the digital body—and a reckoning with what we lose when we let ourselves be averaged.
ecology
The Places We're Losing Are Becoming Jakob Steensen's Worlds
Danish artist Jacob Kudsk Steensen turns volcanic vents, collapsed glaciers, and extinct birdsong into virtual worlds that blur science, grief, and living dream.
real-time performance
Go to Diskokina to See the Future of Live Performance
I’m exploring Diskokina, the new vanguard of live performance that blends commedia dell'arte and the club. Artists are using game engines to redefine what theater can be.
digital identity
Carrie Chen's Digital Avatars Bridge Past and Future
Carrie Chen uses AI, motion capture, and game engines to create digital self-portraits that span generations, interrogating identity across time and space.
World-Building
Keiken's Morphogenic Angels Imagines Post-Human Bodies 1,000 Years From Now
Keiken—Isabel Ramos, Hana Omori, and Tanya Cruz—merge performance, film, and game design to build optimistic post-human worlds 1,000 years in the future.
3D art
Harriet Davey's Glossy Aliens Reject Gaming's Binary World
Berlin-based artist Harriet Davey transforms game engines into laboratories for queer identity, creating luminescent alien creatures that challenge gaming's aesthetic norms.