The Quest
An Immersive Electronic Music Experience comes to life with 3D Projection Mapping!
Team
Valentijn Vonk, Ruben Hessels, Jillis Pieters, Thimo Gagliano, Eric Bruyn, Jakob Benning
Immersive Expo
Save the date: at the NDSM Treehouse
* drink and food included
Our project partners
Visit our Expo at NDSM Treehouse to immerse yourself in a world of digital-physical spaces.
To end the minor of Immersive Environments the students have organised a special evening with entertainment, foods and drinks. The food is provided by the local Treehouse chef the Vegan Bear who makes delicious vegan food.
And there will be a afterparty with a DJ from 20:00 till 22:00. It will be a great evening of interesting projects which the students made together with their partners. These partners include:
- Cinekid
- Digital Life
- Infinia/Marisonia
- Mood
- Commonplace
As well as their very own personal projects!
be prepared to be immersed by projection, sound, objects, scents, sensors, and interactive walls. Hope to see you there!
Floorplan
Schedule
For some projects that include a performance part we have created a schedule with times they will be performing. All performances are on the ground floor.
Memento, performance by Karlo Stefanek an Jillis Pieters
Performance by Mood
Performance by Mood
Memento, performance by Karlo Stefanek an Jillis Pieters
Performance by Mood
Memento, performance by Karlo Stefanek an Jillis Pieters
Performance by Mood
Projects presented at the expo
Flippergolf
A fun way for kids and adults to interact and play pinball but in a different way. You stand on the opposite side of the field and press foot pedals to move the flippers, get the ball in the opposite team their hole and score as many points as possible!
Team
Joppe Koops, Andy Dragtstra, Youri Langenberg
Marisonia
Step into the future of marine maintenance with our immersive installation inside a repurposed shipping container. Discover the revolutionary Marisonia product—a cutting-edge Ultrasonic Anti-Fouling System designed to keep yachts and boats pristine.
Team
Luka, Lucas, Splinter
Colours of Note
We believe that every person has an artist inside them, whether it is often practised or not.
Colours of Note is a project developed to inspire creativity among people with dementia. People can play instruments that fill the blank canvas with bright colours, where the note of each instrument is translated into a vibrant array of colours. This results in an interesting work of art through co-creation that everyone can participate in. Hence, taking a refreshing approach to art therapy where one has the opportunity to become a visual artist through a music performance.
Additionally, the title, “Colours of Note” carries multiple meanings. It refers to the colours that a musical note presents, along with another meaning that emphasises the importance of this project and the impact it has on those with dementia by calling it of note. We hope to encourage people to create memories with others by sharing a note and that this project serves as a reason to add colours to each other’s lives and create memories through experience - even if they may not last forever.
Team
Ren and Camille
Visitor Voices
"Visitor Voices" by Commonplace is a pioneering project reshaping the gallery experience. By making use of the innovative beam speaker, an audio technology that precisely directs sound waves to a desired area, the focused audio delivery enhances the immersive encounter with art, allowing viewers to engage intimately with the pieces before them.
Still in its prototype phase, "Visitor Voices" envisions a future where museum-goers contribute to an open dialogue. The groundwork for a website, which empowers visitors to record and share personal reflections via their mobile devices, has already been laid. This platform becomes a virtual space with narratives, shared experiences and perspectives.
The project was crafted by Merel Thuis, Marek Bartek, Jurre de Krom and Karlo Stefanek, under the guidance and leadership of Jon Steam and Simon de Bakker.
Team
Merel Thuis, Marek Bartek, Jurre de Krom and Karlo Stefanek