Two weeks ago, the doors of the Laval Virtual exhibition were closing. The 2021 edition was full of surprises and emotions. Above all, it was an edition of reunion and renaissance. In the middle of a health crisis, what a joy to be able to organize a physical event again!
Last night, Thursday July 8th, the 23rd Laval Virtual Awards ceremony was held during the annual exhibition. 12 virtual reality and augmented reality projects were awarded. The awards were given in the 8 general categories and also for 4 projects from the ReVolution…
During the 23rd edition of the Laval Virtual exhibition, the association from Laval announced the launch of its department specializing in the operation of virtual events. Komodal is the first virtual events operator, in a global context where hybridization is the key…
The contemporary version of 16th century “Cabinets of Curiosity” by Carla Gannis
7 July 2021
In her work, the artist Carla Gannis is questioning the overload of information that we receive every day on the internet and in the media. As part of Recto VRso 2021, she presented wwwunderkammer, a contemporary version of the Cabinets of Curiosity from the 16th century. We…
From June 14 to 18, 2021, two digital artists were invited to the Laval Virtual Center as part of the cross-residency between Recto VRso and Stereolux. These 5 days aimed to meet experts in virtual reality, and to initiate a digital art project. Back on this week of…
Tom Watson, known under his artist name Commonolithic, puts photogrammetry at the heart of his artistic practices. As part of the Recto VRso festival, he exhibited Iron Pile, an artwork showcasing a metal mass inside a virtual environment. We interviewed him, to know more…
