The digital art festival Recto VRso is celebrating its 5th anniversary on April 12-17, 2022. For the occasion, two calls for digital art projects are launched to exhibit during the event. Recto VRso is looking for digital art projects and artworks on the theme: “Real…
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…
A specialist in digital arts for over 20 years, Maxence Grugier questions and observes its evolution. During his intervention at the Recto VRso festival last April, he spoke about the emergence of virtual museums during the pandemic. What is his expert point of view on the…
In her work “Where My House Lives”, the artist Jeanne Susplugas puts images on testimonies of lockdown. In this interactive work, the viewer enters through windows into the intimacy of anonymous individuals. This project, which encourages introspection, is…
