We always look at the future from the present, but what if we would take a look at the future from even further in the future? Expo: 2082 / Bastille examines a potential future where a company has used genetic data of their clientele to create the cure for many diseases, but at the same time used the same information to create clones. What is the impact of having yourself cloned on society? How would these clones thrive in a society that is not waiting for them? How would the people that actually got helped by this company react to its downfall?Expo: 2082 / Bastille is a transmedial experience making use of speculative reflection: looking back at a history that has not happened (yet).
Minor project 2: Looped! An arcade game with a bit of narrative Arcade games are a fun way of gaming and interacting. Playing games is one of my hobbies and I wanted to use this as a starting point to start my project. For this project I wanted to make something exciting and fun to… Read more »
Minor project 1: Expo: 2082 / Bastille ‘Submarine Channel explores the narrative possibilities of new and emerging genres such as the interactive documentary, transmedia storytelling, virtual reality and interactive graphic novels.’ What if a big corporation had all the power? At the start of this project we made a group containing six people with me… Read more »
Minor Project: Looped! An arcade game with a bit of narrative At the start of the second part of the minor everybody had to freedom to make what they wanted with only one exeption: It had to be interactive. For this project I wanted to make a sort of game where the user can interact… Read more »
