My work explores the intersection between virtual reality, immersive storytelling and architecture, creating authorial experiences that connect people to stories, places and spaces.
I develop VR projects ranging from architectural visualization to sensory narratives, using immersive technologies to provoke emotion, reflection and presence.
Within this practice, I especially investigate how immersive experiences can activate memory, identity and spatial perception, an axis that gives rise to the REMEMBER project.
Part of the experiences presented here emerges from ongoing research on memory, identity and spatial perception in immersive environments. This research guides the development of the REMEMBER project, of which Memories Live is the first experiment.
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First project developed within the Remember research line. An immersive experience that explores memory and emotion through spatial narratives in virtual reality.
Application of virtual reality for architectural visualization, transforming 3D models into navigable immersive environments with focus on spatial perception and user experience.
Immersive experience that investigates the transformation of cities over time, allowing the user to explore urban narratives and historical layers through virtual environments.