Dancing Worlds – a VR visual arts exhibition

Project description

The aim of the Dancing Worlds project was to create a virtual space where art meets technology, promoting the potential of VR technology in the art world. The initiative, organized by the Rotary Clubs of Lodz and Bialystok, aimed to promote art during the pandemic, offering a new form of exposure.

Information about the project

Place of implementation
Rotary Club of Bialystok, Poland.

Target group
Artists, Rotary club members and VR users interested in art and technology.

Information about the institution

Rotary Club of Bialystok
The institution responsible for the project, aiming to combine art with modern VR technologies.

Background and objectives of the project

History of the project
The project began in 2018, but gained momentum in 2021 after the addition of Katarzyna Koba, a VR expert. The goal was to create a virtual gallery to promote art on a wider scale in times of pandemonium.

Objectives
To educate and promote art and VR technology, creating a new form of exposure for artists.

Success factors

• The virtual exhibition attracted artists and VR users, offering an engaging experience in the art world.
• The experimental approach to combining art with VR technology opened up new opportunities for art promotion.

Funding

The project was carried out entirely by volunteers, with no external funding.

Contact information

Institution: Rotary Club of Bialystok
Address: Wisławy Szymborskiej 2 , Białystok, Poland
Contact person: Kamila Sitak, interior architect and painter; contact: kamilasitak@gmail.com
VR contact person: Katarzyna Robo Koba, education and prototyping expert; contact: katarzynakoba@gmail.com
Summary from the accompanying exhibition: https://bia24.pl/kategorie/kultura-i-rozrywka/fotorelacja.-finisaz-wystawy-podlaskich-artystek-w-wirtualnej-galerii.html
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