VR Rendering
These panoramic VR Renderings allow you to look around the space in all directions. If viewing on a computer, you will be limited to simplified panoramic control, but with your phone or VR headset, you can use the device to emulate 3DoF (three degrees of freedom, i.e. head movement but not body movement).
Depending on how you're viewing this, I recommend the following:
ON COMPUTER: Use your mouse to look around the image.
ON PHONE: Use your finger to look around the image, or use the link, then click on the box button to use your phone's gyro.
ON CARDBOARD/VR: Use the link, then click on the goggles button to toggle dual screen.
ON COMPUTER: Use your mouse to look around the image.
ON PHONE: Use your finger to look around the image, or use the link, then click on the box button to use your phone's gyro.
ON CARDBOARD/VR: Use the link, then click on the goggles button to toggle dual screen.
Rendering for RAGE PLAY, Flux Theatre Ensemble / NYC, 2020.*
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*Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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*Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Rendering for CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION, Lehigh University, 2020.*
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*Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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*Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Rendering for AM I DEAD: THE UNTRUE NARRATIVE OF ANATOMICAL LEWIS, THE SLAVE. Flux Theatre Ensemble / NYC, 2017.
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Sketch / VR Pano combination demo rendering for UNDER(WORLD). TBD Immersive, Washington, D.C., 2018.
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VR rough for '___SCENSION' room, UNDER(WORLD). TBD Immersive / The Dupont Underground / Washington, D.C. 2018.
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Rendering for RIZING. Flux Theatre Ensemble / NYC. 2016.
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