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‘What question did the line that you last drew ask you’ is a development on my long-term collaboration with Kate Stevenson and Chris White from Dot Dot Pop Up – Kate, Chris and the Pop Up team have developed a virtual platform for performance and exhibition which is simultaneously a game and chance for social encounter. Jeffrey Holdaway and I have collaborated on translating a series of art works exploring borders, poetics and artist maps into virtual worlds.
The site will be open for a few days from 4 June, with a live launch in the PSi constellate programme on June 4/ June 5 (depending on your timezone). For the launch Sweden-based dance artist pavleheidler and I will develop our expanded dance writing project, we’ll be working on completing our fourth book together in real time. We invite you to contribute to the book process through a live document, so it’s going to be a game of co-authorship. Do come along! It’s super easy to join, just click on the link and allow your camera to be on (you can cover it up as you wish). There are a bunch of digital art works comprising video, drawing, poetry, sound design and artist mapping – made in collaboration with Jeffrey Holdaway, pavleheidler, Jenny Roche, val smith, Máximo Corvalán-Pincheira and Francisco González Castro.
Link in Bio – PSi Constellate- What did the line that you last drew ask you?

‘What question did the line that you last drew ask you’ is a development on my long-term collaboration with Kate Stevenson and Chris White from Dot Dot Pop Up – Kate, Chris and the Pop Up team have developed a virtual platform for performance and exhibition which is simultaneously a game and chance for social encounter. Jeffrey Holdaway and I have collaborated on translating a series of art works exploring borders, poetics and artist maps into virtual worlds.
The site will be open for a few days from 4 June, with a live launch in the PSi constellate programme on June 4/ June 5 (depending on your timezone). For the launch Sweden-based dance artist pavleheidler and I will develop our expanded dance writing project, we’ll be working on completing our fourth book together in real time. We invite you to contribute to the book process through a live document, so it’s going to be a game of co-authorship. Do come along! It’s super easy to join, just click on the link and allow your camera to be on (you can cover it up as you wish). There are a bunch of digital art works comprising video, drawing, poetry, sound design and artist mapping – made in collaboration with Jeffrey Holdaway, pavleheidler, Jenny Roche, val smith, Máximo Corvalán-Pincheira and Francisco González Castro.
Link in Bio – PSi Constellate- What did the line that you last drew ask you?

‘What question did the line that you last drew ask you’ is a development on my long-term collaboration with Kate Stevenson and Chris White from Dot Dot Pop Up – Kate, Chris and the Pop Up team have developed a virtual platform for performance and exhibition which is simultaneously a game and chance for social encounter. Jeffrey Holdaway and I have collaborated on translating a series of art works exploring borders, poetics and artist maps into virtual worlds.
The site will be open for a few days from 4 June, with a live launch in the PSi constellate programme on June 4/ June 5 (depending on your timezone). For the launch Sweden-based dance artist pavleheidler and I will develop our expanded dance writing project, we’ll be working on completing our fourth book together in real time. We invite you to contribute to the book process through a live document, so it’s going to be a game of co-authorship. Do come along! It’s super easy to join, just click on the link and allow your camera to be on (you can cover it up as you wish). There are a bunch of digital art works comprising video, drawing, poetry, sound design and artist mapping – made in collaboration with Jeffrey Holdaway, pavleheidler, Jenny Roche, val smith, Máximo Corvalán-Pincheira and Francisco González Castro.
Link in Bio – PSi Constellate- What did the line that you last drew ask you?

‘What question did the line that you last drew ask you’ is a development on my long-term collaboration with Kate Stevenson and Chris White from Dot Dot Pop Up – Kate, Chris and the Pop Up team have developed a virtual platform for performance and exhibition which is simultaneously a game and chance for social encounter. Jeffrey Holdaway and I have collaborated on translating a series of art works exploring borders, poetics and artist maps into virtual worlds.
The site will be open for a few days from 4 June, with a live launch in the PSi constellate programme on June 4/ June 5 (depending on your timezone). For the launch Sweden-based dance artist pavleheidler and I will develop our expanded dance writing project, we’ll be working on completing our fourth book together in real time. We invite you to contribute to the book process through a live document, so it’s going to be a game of co-authorship. Do come along! It’s super easy to join, just click on the link and allow your camera to be on (you can cover it up as you wish). There are a bunch of digital art works comprising video, drawing, poetry, sound design and artist mapping – made in collaboration with Jeffrey Holdaway, pavleheidler, Jenny Roche, val smith, Máximo Corvalán-Pincheira and Francisco González Castro.
Link in Bio – PSi Constellate- What did the line that you last drew ask you?

‘What question did the line that you last drew ask you’ is a development on my long-term collaboration with Kate Stevenson and Chris White from Dot Dot Pop Up – Kate, Chris and the Pop Up team have developed a virtual platform for performance and exhibition which is simultaneously a game and chance for social encounter. Jeffrey Holdaway and I have collaborated on translating a series of art works exploring borders, poetics and artist maps into virtual worlds.
The site will be open for a few days from 4 June, with a live launch in the PSi constellate programme on June 4/ June 5 (depending on your timezone). For the launch Sweden-based dance artist pavleheidler and I will develop our expanded dance writing project, we’ll be working on completing our fourth book together in real time. We invite you to contribute to the book process through a live document, so it’s going to be a game of co-authorship. Do come along! It’s super easy to join, just click on the link and allow your camera to be on (you can cover it up as you wish). There are a bunch of digital art works comprising video, drawing, poetry, sound design and artist mapping – made in collaboration with Jeffrey Holdaway, pavleheidler, Jenny Roche, val smith, Máximo Corvalán-Pincheira and Francisco González Castro.
Link in Bio – PSi Constellate- What did the line that you last drew ask you?

THE BURIED VILLAGE OF TE WAIROA // PREMIERE @sxswsydney XR SHOWCASE

In the 1800’s adventurers from around the world would journey by boat, cart and canoe to a remote lake in Aotearoa New Zealand to experience the Eighth Wonder of the World, pools of silica named the Pink and White Terraces. That is until one fateful night in 1886 when neighbouring Mount Tarawera erupted, burying the terraces and much of the community that had formed around it.

This virtual reality experience was created with the Museum of Te Wairoa - New Zealand's most visited archaeological site, where stories of the 1886 Mt Tarawera Eruption come to life. The virtual reality experience will debut at the museum later this year.

THE BURIED VILLAGE OF TE WAIROA // PREMIERE @sxswsydney XR SHOWCASE

In the 1800’s adventurers from around the world would journey by boat, cart and canoe to a remote lake in Aotearoa New Zealand to experience the Eighth Wonder of the World, pools of silica named the Pink and White Terraces. That is until one fateful night in 1886 when neighbouring Mount Tarawera erupted, burying the terraces and much of the community that had formed around it.

This virtual reality experience was created with the Museum of Te Wairoa - New Zealand's most visited archaeological site, where stories of the 1886 Mt Tarawera Eruption come to life. The virtual reality experience will debut at the museum later this year.

🌐✨ Te Ao Matihiko - Tempo Digital 💻

This weekend is your last chance to explore 18 incredible dance films and two unique outer worlds in our virtual space, live until Sunday, October 20th! It’s an immersive experience built for desktop – perfect for a weekend dive into digital dance.

tempodancefestival.co.nz/te-ao-matihiko

#TempoDanceFestival2024 #TeAoMatihiko #DigitalDance #DOTDOT #VirtualWorld #WatchNow

👾 Workshop - ‘Imagining and Generating Virtual Worlds’

Friday 24 May
13:00 – 16:00
@twofiftyseven.co
Experience level: Beginner – Intermediate.

It’s a pleasure to share this workshop detail with you courtesy of @dotdotstudio as part of the 2024 Symposium programme, see the informative description below ⬇️

Learn how to use generative AI tools to create an online, interactive virtual world to present your artistic practice, research, or cultural experience within.

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In this 3 hour workshop you will become familiar with AI tools for generating images, video and sound, then use those tools to create a custom online virtual world for your own use. Some examples of AI models you can expect to use include;

Text to image
Image to image
Image to video
Text to sound

Instructors will also work with attendees to identify the most useful models for their desired artistic outcomes.

You can purchase tickets to this workshop, along with all of the other offerings as part of the Symposium online at eventbrite which you can access via our website 🙌

About the workshop instructors:
DOTDOT is an award-winning creative studio focused on generating impact through social and immersive experiences. Exploring the boundaries of technology, art and design, they create spaces that are memorable, playful, interactive and curious.

👾 Workshop - ‘Imagining and Generating Virtual Worlds’

Friday 24 May
13:00 – 16:00
@twofiftyseven.co
Experience level: Beginner – Intermediate.

It’s a pleasure to share this workshop detail with you courtesy of @dotdotstudio as part of the 2024 Symposium programme, see the informative description below ⬇️

Learn how to use generative AI tools to create an online, interactive virtual world to present your artistic practice, research, or cultural experience within.

—

In this 3 hour workshop you will become familiar with AI tools for generating images, video and sound, then use those tools to create a custom online virtual world for your own use. Some examples of AI models you can expect to use include;

Text to image
Image to image
Image to video
Text to sound

Instructors will also work with attendees to identify the most useful models for their desired artistic outcomes.

You can purchase tickets to this workshop, along with all of the other offerings as part of the Symposium online at eventbrite which you can access via our website 🙌

About the workshop instructors:
DOTDOT is an award-winning creative studio focused on generating impact through social and immersive experiences. Exploring the boundaries of technology, art and design, they create spaces that are memorable, playful, interactive and curious.

CYBER HQ // GIRLS WHO CODE

We designed a cybersecurity escape room game for the Girls Who Code CodeFair - and we're excited to be a recognized at the Webbys as a nominee for Best Game - Public Service & Social Impact.

The Cyber HQ activation featured an interactive, cyber-escape-room-inspired game where attendees prevented cybersecurity attacks by solving a timed, cat-tastic challenge. Meow.

Created for @girlswhocode in partnership with @bankofamerica. Brought to life with our friends @jem_me & @qulture.agency.

#Webbys

CYBER HQ // GIRLS WHO CODE

We designed a cybersecurity escape room game for the Girls Who Code CodeFair - and we're excited to be a recognized at the Webbys as a nominee for Best Game - Public Service & Social Impact.

The Cyber HQ activation featured an interactive, cyber-escape-room-inspired game where attendees prevented cybersecurity attacks by solving a timed, cat-tastic challenge. Meow.

Created for @girlswhocode in partnership with @bankofamerica. Brought to life with our friends @jem_me & @qulture.agency.

#Webbys

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

Just some of the artists showing in Making Connections right now! Kate Stevenson, Macarena Campbell Parra, Joanna Cook, Alys Longley, Leah Sandler, Vector. Come visit! Access to the portal via the link in bio

VOIDOPOLIS // Kat Mustatea

We created an augmented reality web app for VOIDOPOLIS, a first-of-its-kind AR book.

The book’s pages are garbled and can only be deciphered through the accompanying AR app—but over a period of months, these digital components decay the way memory might, leaving behind foggy imagery and half-remembered bits of language.

The first decay cycle has officially begun and will reset each year on the 1 July.

By @kmustatea
Book Design & Algorithmic decay by @process.studio
App by @dotdotstudio

Available from MIT Press Leonardo Series @mitpress @leonardoisast @penguinrandomhouse

Exhibited at ‘Dimensions: Digital Art Since 1859’ in Pittlerwerke, Leipzighello

Shortlisted for the @lumen_prize for Art & Technology

#augmentedreality #AR #generative #algorithmicart

It's here! VOIDOPOLIS is a first-of-its-kind augmented reality book from MIT Press Leonardo Series @mitpress @leonardoisast @penguinrandomhouse. Born of algorithms and loss, the book decays its story much like a memory might, leaving behind foggy images and half-remembered bits of language.

《Pre-order mah book! Link in bio》

#voidopolis #AR #generative #algorithmicart

Made with marvelous humans 💜: design by Moritz Resl @resl and Martin Grödl @groedl of @process.studio, afterwords by Charlotte Kent @lucyscribbles and Arielle Saiber, app design by DOTDOT Studio @dotdotstudio

Digital Buskers // In collaboration with Auckland Live

It’s a pleasure to launch the first edition of Digital Buskers in Aotea Square for nzmusicmonth - showcasing a stellar selection of artists from Tāmaki Makaurau.

Turn the crank and the @aucklandlive Digital Stage will reveal one of 16 performances. Send emojis or donate to the artists through a dedicated web app to show your love and support. This interactive experience connects passersby and buskers to reignite unexpected and engaging moments with the arts in the public space.

Shout out to all the artists who jumped in to take part in this project with us:
@geoffong
@ilgenfritzpedro with sound design by @jeffrey.holdaway
@its_marmalade
@katieleewebster
@manubriumcircus with music by Darren Harkness
@maxearnshawmusic
@theprojektteam
@xanny.poetry

Thanks to our friends at @flyingfishfilms & @studio230ponsonby

#aucklandlive #nzmusicmonth #aucklandcityofmusic #digitalbuskers

Hop into the @dotdotstudio 12 Hour experimental performance this Monday 3:00 PM ET until 3:00 AM 🍭 called h u m a t t e r i n g

About the performance: h u m a t t e r i n g is a performance research event that experiments with bodies as simultaneously singular and collective – as territory and sensorial archive. It moves through performance, text, sound, light, score, improvisation and choreography. As a room housed inside the digital exhibition, 'A Tilting Body of Precarious Maps and Migrant Constellations', h u m a t t e r i n g will run as a 12 hour durational live-streamed performance event, in order to make itself available in all time zones throughout the world.

Registration is open on Eventbrite [[link in bio]]

Please Note: Tickets to this event will give you access to the virtual spaces at anytime during the 12 hour event. You are invited to come and go as you like.

Free Comic Book Day AR Art Gallery // Coca Cola

We collaborated with @csm_worldwide and illustrator Taurin Clarke (@muaadib) to create an augmented reality experience for comic book shops across the USA in celebration of @freecomicbookday 🙌.

For a limited time you can now try the experience from home! Download the poster from our bio and scan with your phone's camera app to try it out.

#augmentedreality #AR #poweredby8thwall

'Home is Here' Instagram Filter // The Africa Center

We worked with the creative team at @droga5 to create an Instagram filter for @theafricacenter ‘s #HomeIsHere invitation - to celebrate the uniquely African experiences and cultural elements that create a feeling of home.

Feat. @elizabethslash

'Home is Here' Instagram Filter // The Africa Center

We worked with the creative team at @droga5 to create an Instagram filter for @theafricacenter ‘s #HomeIsHere invitation - to celebrate the uniquely African experiences and cultural elements that create a feeling of home.

Feat. @elizabethslash