Exquisite Corpse VR Experience

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Exquisite Corpse VR Experience

On the occasion of the Biennale dell’immagine Chiasso, the 2nd year students of the Master Photography programme presented, from 17 to 19 September 2021, “Exquisite Corpse” - a series of Virtual Reality (VR) projects at the Palestra CPC. Art Direction: Milo Keller Assistants: Florian Amoser Robin Bervini Students: Emma Bedos Alexey Chernikov Mahalia “Taje” Giotto Clemens Fischer Nikolai Frerichs Hikaru Hori Augustin Lignier Sophie Schreurs Alisa Strub Yang Su

Workshop (2021) by 2 MAP

On the occasion of the Biennale dell’immagine Chiasso, the 2nd year students of the Master Photography programme presented, from 17 to 19 September 2021, “Exquisite Corpse” - a series of Virtual Reality (VR) projects at the Palestra CPC.

Art Direction:

Milo Keller

Assistants:

Florian Amoser
Robin Bervini

Students:

Emma Bedos
Alexey Chernikov
Mahalia “Taje” Giotto
Clemens Fischer
Nikolai Frerichs
Hikaru Hori
Augustin Lignier
Sophie Schreurs
Alisa Strub
Yang Su

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Project by Mahalia “Taje” Giotto and Augustin Lignier
Project by Mahalia “Taje” Giotto and Augustin Lignier
Project by Mahalia “Taje” Giotto and Augustin Lignier
Project by Mahalia “Taje” Giotto and Augustin Lignier

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Project by Clemens Fischer and Sophie Schreurs
Project by Clemens Fischer and Sophie Schreurs
Project by Clemens Fischer and Sophie Schreurs

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Project by Alexey Chernikov
Project by Alexey Chernikov

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Project by Nikolai Frerichs
Project by Nikolai Frerichs
Project by Nikolai Frerichs
Project by Nikolai Frerichs

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Project by Alisa Strub and Yang Su
Project by Alisa Strub and Yang Su

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Project by Emma Bedos and Hikaru Hori
Project by Emma Bedos and Hikaru Hori
Project by Emma Bedos and Hikaru Hori

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