Pioneers in the integration of design, architecture, and technology, Liana Brazil and Russ Rive founded the experimental studio SuperUber in 2002, with offices in Rio de Janeiro and San Francisco (USA). SuperUber creates experiences ranging from individual installations to exhibitions and performances, exhibiting around the world in venues such as the Victoria & Albert Museum (England) and the UN (USA). In Brazil, they have participated in projects such as the Museum of Tomorrow (Rio de Janeiro) and the Memorial of Minas Gerais (Belo Horizonte). They participate in festivals such as the Spot Festival (Denmark), The Creators Project (USA, Spain, China, and Brazil), and present at institutions such as the Parsons School of Design (New York). They recently inaugurated the exhibition Transformation at Casa Firjan (Rio de Janeiro) and the multimedia and interactive project for the Frost Science Museum (Miami, USA).

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Interactivity and Immersion: SuperUber is a landmark space in Rio de Janeiro's art scene, a meeting place, production space, and training center for programmers, designers, architects, and all those dedicated to interactive art and design. The multidisciplinary projects integrate audiovisual elements, lighting, set design, sensors, code, narrative, and immersion. The class will present projects from SuperUber and other creators from Brazil and around the world, showcasing an overview of interactive and immersive experiences.

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Virtual Reality and New Narratives: This workshop explores new narratives, experimentation, and the use of technological tools. Using examples, we will discuss digital and interactive narratives and resources for creating them. Participants will be divided into groups of up to 4 people to create the narrative of a 360º virtual reality experience using the online SuperViz tool.

Number of participants
Minimum 4 – Maximum 24