Art, activism, and RT3D for social justice
summary
Three projects use live tech to force bearing witness: a 180° VR piece that positions viewers 30 to 20 centimeters from characters so they literally cannot look away, installed inside a shipping‑container installation at the Port of Cape Town after slave ship remains are found; an AR episodic transmission that layers a future over present streets and collects intimate voice recordings as a human record; and an interactive web/AR project cataloguing 152 cases of unresolved racially motivated murders (Emmy‑winning).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:33Creators and their work
- 6:31Invisible made visible
- 13:14Audiences' reactions
- 23:03Advice for impactful art
- 27:34Closing resources
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