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VIRTUAL BLACK OUT

my many mouths

A private view of a cosmic being playing. She dives, winds, twists and turns in space, inviting the voyeur, from time to time, for a deeper look into her caves and crevices where her organic and mineral counterparts float in their own mini-universes. Virtual meets visceral in this process-driven, audiovisual experiment with physical performance, installation, theatrical costume, 360 video and sound.

EXPERIENTIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

For this experience you will need just an internet connection on your phone or computer.

(Preferably) On your smartphone: you can open Youtube App with this link or type “My many mouths 360” and try move your phone around in the space or navigate the screen by dragging it around.

(Optional) On your computer: you can open Youtube in your internet browser with this link or type “My many mouths 360” and navigate the screen by clicking the arrows or by clicking and dragging anywhere to navigate.

The creative team

BEHIND THE SCENES

RESEARCH IMAGES

QUOTES FROM THE MAKERS

A special thank you to Tom Van Bon.

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