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Future Futures - Command Z

Command Z is a virtual reality gallery poised as a space for collaboration founded to engage the exponential digitization of art and its presentation. Future Futures was developed during the Jump Into The Light artist residency in the Lower East Side of New York City.

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March 29, 2019
7 years and 128 days ago
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About the Game

Command Z is an exhibition realized by Michael Ziga; an experience viewed from the perspective of our successors, reflecting back on humanity from a distant future, as we now observe our predecessors. These works imagine the development of our devices and their effects on the evolution of humanity.

Virtual sculptures in the galleries, produced using 3D scanning and digital sculpting techniques, are backed by images generated during the scanning process. 3D soundscapes - composed by Palmer Foote, Jimmy Quinn, Connor Hanwick, Olivia Harris, and Peter Toh - complement the installations, propelling the viewer through the virtual spaces.

* Teleport into the black door to advance between levels !!! *