All in Exhibition
Virtual Experience Design Lab, 2017
September 1955 is a 8-minute virtual-reality documentary of the Istanbul Pogrom, a government-initiated organized attack on the minorities of Istanbul on September6-7, 1955. This interactive installation places the viewer in a reconstructed photography studio in the midst of the pogrom, allowing one to witness the events from the perspective of a local shop-owner.
Exhibition at the Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy. 2019-2021
The purpose of the “Invisible Archeology” exhibition was to illustrate the principles, tools, examples and results of the meticulous work of recomposition of information, data and knowledge made possible today by the application of science to other disciplines and, in particular, to the study of the artifacts. What can an object tell of itself? Our senses give us basic information about it, such as its appearance, size, shape, colour, even the traces that human, nature or time have impressed on it. Yet, all this is obviously not enough to reveal the whole story and the life cycle.
VR/AR Exhibition. 2018.
MIT Virtual Experience Design Lab was commissioned by MIT nano leadership for an immersive experience to be exhibited during the opening ceremony of MIT nano, the largest and most sophisticated nano science laboratory in US. At the core of the activities in the lab is the use of advanced instruments of measurement and vision in the nanoscale. At this scale, the air should be so clean (class 100 cleanroom means no more than 100 particles in a cubic meter of air is allowed) that without special protocols no one is allowed inside the spaces.
