S2 - Ep01 Embodied design process for MR performative installations

Mixed Reality in Cultural Heritage by Mariza Dima

Nov 4, 202100:45:51Technology

In this episode Joris Weijdom talks to me about embodied design processes for MR performance, designing from a technodramaturgical point of view, accessibility, and the ethical side of MR design. Joris is a researcher an...

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