Put on the extended reality headset for a unique experience ushering in a new renaissance: the search for yourself in a world where physical and digital realities merge.
An XR performance at the intersection of performing arts, classical music and extended reality, suitable for a group of forty people. Renaissance sounds and a singer’s voice draw you into a court dance where music, movement, and technology fuse together. As the virtual world unfolds around you, the audience connects both with themselves and with one another. In this hybrid setting, Conversations explores how personal experience relates to collective experience, and how encounters can lead to a deeper understanding of identity and presence. All of this set to the sounds of Belle qui tiens ma vie by Thoinot Arbeau. This Renaissance-era music takes on a contemporary dimension within an immersive environment where layers of time, realities and perspectives converge, carrying a clear religious undertone and a pointed question: are we obedient sheep, or do we dare choose our own path?
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