This artwork is focused on VR-painted artwork. Whether it's the joy of watching smiling crabs, the grandeur of rugged mountains, the fusion of international cuisines, or a rendition of a fantasy world like The Lord of the Rings, these hand-painted experiences highlight and celebrate the spirit of joy, awe, and wonder.
Our project evokes a sense of imagination through both video and VR formats, celebrating humanity and inspiring audiences to connect
with their own creativity.
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2023-2024 |
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15 minutes |
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All ages |
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In English |
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Canada |
Video on a screen + VR walkthrough |
Juliana Loh
Juliana
Loh is an award-winning immersive artist, designer, and creative director known for blending interactive elements and usability with
storytelling. Her visionary work pushes the boundaries of emerging technologies, earning recognition at XR International Film Festivals and
XR circles since 2020. In 2023, she was named one of the
100 XR Women of the Future for her contributions to defining art installations and VR worlds in XR. Her
projects celebrate diversity, inclusion, and the power of imagination, aiming to inspire curiosity and play through awe and wonder.
Nicholas
Liang
Nicholas Liang is a Creative Technologist and expert in computer graphics, specializing in game engines, 3D software, and shader art. With
seven years of experience, he blends technical skill with creative vision, designing immersive environments and storytelling experiences.
His notable projects include the "Chinatown XR" Chinese immigrant stories, the AR project "A Seat at the Table" for the
Museum of Vancouver, "Jingle Ville" in the metaverse, and AR experiences at Gallery "Melting Zone" in Korea. Nick also
teaches 3D modeling and animation at Emily Carr University.
The original Lord of the Rings VR world was created for the hand-painted Live Art installation at the Games in Music event, held at The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts in 2022.
■ Created by Nicholas Liang, Ian Lochhead, Juliana Loh, Gabriel Kwong