Get hands on with 3D scanning and creating your own virtual environments in this entry-level artist workshop.

Learn how to use your smartphone to create 3D copies of real world objects, and browser based XR software to create new worlds to be experienced in VR and AR.

Get a behind behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Door In Question, and the design challenges of working in large-scale XR.

The workshop is designed for traditional media artists, designers, and enthusiasts, interested in experimenting with 3D Environments, Augmented (like Pokemon Go) and Virtual Reality. You will learn how to make virtual 3D copies of physical objects, and reassemble them digitally to create new spaces. The workshop is designed to be entry-level, with no presumed knowledge, and no-stakes (we love the messy, broken, and accidental).

Attendees should bring a smart phone, a funky object, and if possible, a laptop computer.
The workshop is hosted by new media artist and lecturer Lucian Rodriguez
Lovell (RMIT), who helped develop the Mixed Reality component of The
Door In Question.

Lucian Rodriguez Lovell is a Filipino-Australian new media artist and
game design lecturer from Awabakal country. He works with 3D game
engines, sensors and surveillance technologies, and artificial
intelligence.