V.I.

Working with virtual reality, a question that never left my head was how I myself could enter the sphere of virtual reality. A pretty banal, but much needed step for that was to bring my body, the real-life home for my feelings, emotions and thoughts, into the virtual. This step of translating my body and its movements into virtual reality quickly became the focal point of my interest. Theoretically, I approached this project in the framework of out-of-body experiences coupled with embodiment. T...