360-Degree Immersive Spaces Showcase

Throughout the Fall 2023 Semester, students from Sven Ortel's Design and Prototyping of 360-Degree Immersive Spaces class developed their own four-minute prototypes of potential future full-length productions. This course is designed to introduce interested students to the design and production of 360-degree immersive environments. In a culmination of their work, students will showcase their projects on display to the public and be on site to talk about their process.

Featured exhibits will be:

Nautilumine

This exhibit allows visitors to experience deep-sea creatures provide them with a new understanding of our oceans.

Luna

This experience takes participants to the surface of the moon in 2073. The moon has been transformed into a habitat for humans in the wake of a climate disaster.

ARTizona

Features art from local Arizona muralist, David Martinez in an exploration on the significance of local art/murals reflect ions of the city, culture, and residents.

This event is FREE and open to the public. The exhibit will be held inside the Enhanced Immersion Studio #105 at the ASU Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center.

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Mix Center

Event for

Children (under 6) Children (7-12) Teens (13-17) Adults Current students Alumni Faculty and staff

Event location

Off campus

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Mix Center, Mesa, #105

Email for event inquiries

sortel@asu.edu

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360 showcase Fall 23

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