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For the 2018 Brighton Digital Festival, Lighthouse presented selected works from the Sheffield Doc/Fest Alternate Realities exhibition, which premiered at the internationally renowned documentary festival in June 2018.
Exploring the themes of borders, identity, and loss, the works each showed how immersive and interactive technologies enable us to interpret and engage with socio-political infrastructures, storytelling and the interface of physical and digital worlds. Each work used a different technological platform to explore the ideas – gaming, AR, social media and interactive installation.
(4/10) The grounds of the palace near my grandparents' home, this gap in the walls looked like the entrance to a place where fae creatures could exist in the shadows.
Mr. Cosmopolitian 2003 Clydesdale/TB gelding. Now living in Lexington KY doing Dressage and Hunter. Mature height 16.3HH
Lypper/Brookside Realitys Shamus
This Picture has been taken with a professional camera in the countryside of my school's village after a rainy day. It was modified with photoshop using a HDR viraggio. The colours are brighter and more saturated. The picture reveals a clear blue sky reflected in a pond of water. The threes reflected in the water makes a messy effect that make contrast with the quite of the clear water in the pond. The light then, made the sky seems white while the ponder blue as the sky should have been. For this reason I mirrored the picture upside down in order to confuse reality with what is a reflection of it. The illusionism created is thought to make people think of reality as a reflection of what can't be known, such as the sky. The sky indeed has always been a limit to people. Moreover, the concept of the world seen as a reflection of an unknown reality is an expression to human's ignorance. Therefore , with this picture, the colours are darker in the upper part (the mirrored pond, considered metaphorically as the reflection of the reality) as a sign of ignorance and the lower part (the actual reality, considered as the unknown) as a image of the truth.
"I don't expect you to start calling me Santa. But let's be honest, has he ever looked this good?" -- Visit holiday.redpepperland.com to snap your own.