Nonland (2024)
Location Base VR Experience | Interactive | 15 mins | Digital Art Center, Taiwan
"Nonland" is a VR experience that bridges humans, nature, and memory through the convergence of traditional rituals and digital technology. Inspired by fossilized coral reefs, this immersive journey creates a mysterious realm of lost lives where viewers encounter the unknown and listen to stories from souls inhabiting this liminal space. The work challenges our perception of reality, inviting exploration of how spiritual realms can be reimagined in the digital age. Viewers embark on a fantastical journey that transcends boundaries between virtual and real, living and dead, prompting reflection on our complex relationship with existence itself.
Into the Mountain (2024)
Location Base VR Experience | Interactive | 15 mins |
2024 Kaohsiung Film Festival, Taiwan
Into the mountain is a virtual ritual where the participant’s senses will travel through the natural landscape with guidance of “listen”, “wait” and “creation.” It is a spatial dimension where the body can discover and connect to its inner spiritual space with non-linear time and biodiversity.
Shifting Borders (2022)
Location Base
Dual-Player VR Experience
| Interactive | 20 mins | CTRL+ALT+PLAY Festival, the Netherlands
"Shifting Border" is an experimental VR experience reimagining theater's future where virtual and physical boundaries dissolve. Developed with Theater Utrecht's Innovation Lab, it transforms audience-performer dynamics by positioning participants simultaneously as viewers and actors within shared virtual spaces. The experience uniquely integrates tangible objects with digital elements, allowing physical touch to influence virtual environments. Inspired by Taiwanese funeral rituals, it creates a liminal space where real objects gain digital significance. This emerging theatrical language suggests new performance possibilities where virtuality and physicality seamlessly intertwine, creating meaningful narrative experiences that transcend conventional theatrical boundaries.
