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Diving board in perfect alignment

Preparatory study

The inside of the sphere

Preparatory study In a monumental sphere, on the platform, at the viewer’s reach are three large rocks covered in lichens and other livings.

Interactive rocks

Preparatory study. If/when the viewer places his/her hands on a rock, s/he will/would shrink to a minuscule size, surrounded by what will/would feel like a jungle. The viewer will be able to explore his/her new environment for a few seconds and will be restored to normal size. Each rock will transport the viewer in a different world: #1: a rising water #2: burnt wood and words #3: sharks and underwater

Interaction into the cosmos

Preparatory study After x minutes, the visual is literally sucked up, replicating a black hole. The background becomes a reproduction of the existing «real» environement where the vr booth is.

The sphere

Preparatory study The sphere breaking in two. Everything around him/her seems to split, in an almighty crash sound, electric spikes travel on the surface of the sphere around the viewer.

Wormhole spatiotemporal door

Preparatory study A wormhole hole appears to the viewer, allowing him/her to be beamed out of the sphere and into the cosmos. He/she can use that “door” to go back in and out again as he/she pleases.

Ann Grim bespoke Leaving Gaia brush

Preparatory study I am in the process of developing a customised brush, “the bespoke Leaving Gaia brush” allowing the viewer to use unconventional accessories to draw or write in 3D and where the user gives a direction to the tool and the brush continues the movement. The viewer can activate a “drawing mode” or a “writing mode” through the joystick at any time during the VR experience.

Ann Grim bespoke Leaving Gaia brush #bloodnetwork

Preparatory study S/He will access to a that brush prolongs the movement of the hand These options are in keeping with my writing and the tools I have used thus far in my work and in my world. Try for yourself on anngrim.fr

The sphere breaking in two. Everything around him/her seems to split, in an almighty crash sound, electric spikes travel on the surface of the sphere around the viewer.

For the first two seconds, the viewer is in total darkness. Everything around him/her seems to split, in an almighty crash sound, electric spikes travel on the surface of the sphere around the viewer. The sphere slowly splits into two semi-spheres perfectly symmetrical. A halo of light also perfectly circular lets some light in slowly.

In a monumental sphere, on the platform, at the viewer’s reach are three large rocks covered in lichens and other livings.

If/when the viewer places his/her hands on a rock, he/she will/would shrink to a minuscule size, surrounded by what will/would feel like a jungle. The viewer will be able to explore his/her new environment for a few seconds and will be restored to normal size. Each rock will transport the viewer in a different world: #1: a rising water #2: burnt wood and words #3: sharks and underwater

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I am in the process of developing a customised brush, “the bespoke Leaving Gaia brush” allowing the viewer to use unconventional accessories to draw or write in 3D and where the user gives a direction to the tool and the brush continues the movement. The viewer can activate a “drawing mode” or a “writing mode” through the joystick at any time during the VR experience.

He/she will access to a that brush prolongs the movement of the hand These options are in keeping with my writing and the tools I have used thus far in my work and in my world. Try for yourself on anngrim.fr

The platform and the halo are perfectly aligned.

In the darkness of the cosmos

A wormhole hole appears to the viewer, allowing him/her to be beamed out of the sphere and into the cosmos. He/she can use that “door” to go back in and out again as he/she pleases.

On the outside the viewer discovers the cosmos. He/she can move the sphere wherever he/she wants. He/she can also interact with asteroids or stars he/she may come across by breaking them.

After x minutes, the visual is literally sucked up, replicating a black hole. The background becomes a reproduction of the existing «real» environement where the vr booth is.

Thus providing a supernatural rule breaking experience.