An Exploration of Sensory Design: How Sensory Interaction Affects Perceptual Experience in an Immersive Artwork

October 7, 2019 | Kornbongkoch Harnpinijsak | 2 Comments

 

“You are a multisensory being. So why is it that so much of our media only play to one or two of those senses? We are engaging more of our body, more of our brain and we … Read More

Between Stage and Audience – Testing new relationships between performer and audience

October 29, 2018 | Michael Wagner

In the illusionary world of theatre or in the arena of spectacle, architecture, lighting and sound are united in a concentrated form and in limited space to satisfy a continuously demanding audience with a maximised impressive and enduring experience in … Read More

The HoloCube and the idea of the fragmented performance — Work in Progress Show

July 2, 2018 | Michael Wagner

Before the cube

The main question of my project has been how modern stage technology and possibilities of interaction can be used to bridge the physical gap between the stage and the audience area. Holographic illusions and their ability to … Read More

The search of the magical and poetical fascination between performers and audiences

March 23, 2018 | Michael Wagner

The last few weeks have been dedicated to the research of holographic projection techniques. Starting of with the use of a special holographic gauze called Holo-Gauze by Holotronica Ltd to projections onto haze and steam.

Being fascinated and very interested … Read More