#See You at Home - The Domestic Spaces as Public Encounter

Home as a space of transition that can no longer be considered as a closed unit. Instead, it appears as a space of progressive exposure, a node in a public and global network of the sharing economy that continuously trades personal data.

#See You at Home - The Domestic Spaces as Public Encounter is an interactive and immersive VR Archive about the private space in a time of ubiquitous connectivity and pandemic crisis. 

Based on the VR Experience, the project exists in many forms, from an art installation oscillating between the physical and virtual, to a series of interactive lecture-performances hosted in Zoom and on Mozilla Hubs. 

#See you at Home on Itch.io: Use Mozilla Firefox for best performance. Use Headphones. Navigate with W / A / D / S and hold SHIFT for a faster pace.  Watch out for QR codes and keep your phone close. Enjoy.

Concept and Design: Bettina Katja Lange, Uwe Brunner, Joan Soler-Adillon 

Sound Composition: Juan Carlos Duarte Regino 

VR Developer: Burkart Schwaighofer

Special Thanks: Ulrich Schrauth, Fabien Siouffi, Gayatri Parameswaran, Mark Atkin, Eva Fischer, Yukuan Wang, Macario Ortega, Max Happ, Stefan Maier

#See You at Home - The Domestic Spaces as Public Encounter was produced in collaboration with Goethe-Institut China and ETH Zurich. 

The VR Archive The Smallest of Worlds - A Landscape of collected Privacy was developed during CPH:LAB, as part of CPH:DOX Documentary Film Festival 2021 and funded by Pixel, Bytes + Film 2021, BMKÖS (Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Public Service and Sports, Austria), and Deutscher Künstlerbund, Neustart Kultur.

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