XR Exhibition

Rangi Tuwhera Open Sky offers a glimpse into the world of Taonga Pūoro or traditional Māori instruments. We have a virtual encounter with a real pūtōrino and can examine the detailed carving on it created by master carver Sir Brian Flintoff.

Kusunda, a voice-driven interactive experience, explores what it means to lose a language and what it takes to preserve one.

Inspired by the homes of ancestors with numerous memories, the main character builds a new house where he can carve his own memories.

 Whakakitenga transports viewers to 1846 on the eve of great change for the Ngati Toa people residing in Aotearoa, New Zealand. It provides a cinematic VR experience of the Maori world, through the eyes of Ngati Toa chief Te Rangihaeata.

Take a look under the waves, get personal with the local marine life and discover the remains of the HMNZS Wellington (F69) shipwreck!

The planet locks itself in. Our world is being drained of its substance and digital life forms are multiplying, like these couples who meet in a virtual universe. What if the crisis was not the pandemic, but the derealization of our lives?

Three Chinese ladies developed their romantic relationships with artificially intelligent virtual partners in real life.

Emergence of patterns in chaos or the way we fall in love. True beauty is everywhere. Hard to reach, ephemeral and mysterious, or simply hidden from us, it shapes our ability to feel, to observe and to marvel about Nature and other beings.

Phenomena fuses art and science together to explore naturally occurring patterns, and the fundamental forces of nature that create them, to take us on an ambitious, innovative, and psychedelic journey through the fabric of the universe.

Sentience starkly contrasts the stunning beauty of Guanxi Provence’s ancient mountains and the abrasive imposition of modernity playing out on Yangshou’s famous fourteen hundred-year-old West Street.

You all definitely know the classic story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar – we all grew up with this book, in its good old hard thick book, with the shortened pages for the days of the week.

But imagine…having this book in one of NZ’s official languages – and the language of NZ Deaf community – New Zealand Sign Language – aka NZSL. This amazing digital book, told through NZSL storytelling style, at your fingertips. Enjoy watching this story you know off by heart, but in sign language – it will blow your mind.

Here is a NZ book where you cannot get more Kiwi as than this.

Written, illustrated and voiced by Stephanie Thatcher, this book comes with an avatar who signs the cheeky story of the little two kiwis, keeping their NZ native friends up all night playing. Watch these little NZ mischievous animals celebrate the joys of silliness and pure enjoyment of playing through the night, in the language of NZ Deaf community – New Zealand Sign Language(NZSL)

Allan, Ami and Saber come with high fidelity faces and emotional expressions which give them the ability to be fully expressive and engaging – easily connecting with the audience.

They can preside at the bottom of any screen or on any device, interpreting any content into a signed         language.    ssadasdasdasdasdasd                                                                                                                                                       dsfsd       

What does normal mean? Mika Orr, director and daughter of a psychiatrist, takes a look at widespread mental disorders. Discover the amazing selection of digital work at IF Digital Institut Francais: https://ifdigital.institutfrancais.com/en

Supported by French Embassy