Control Negative
Installation
Information
What does it feel like to loose control? Are you angry, frustrated, scared or just helpless? How long can you stay in this uncomfortable position? CONTROL NEGATIVE is an exercise in loss. Using VR, the author Monika Masłoń tries to put you in an emotional state where you will start questioning the illusory conviction of being fully in control of your own life. The unreal world of the experience — a negative version of the real world — is a training space where you can better understand yourself and your emotions. The experience gradually moves from physical activity to contemplation.
International title
Control Negative
Release date
02/20/2022
Synopsis
What does it feel like to loose control? Are you angry, frustrated, scared or just helpless? CONTROLNEGATIVE is an exercise in loss. Using VR, the author tries to put you in an emotional state where you will start questioning the illusory conviction of being fully in control of your own life. The unreal world of the experience — a negative version of the real world — is a training space where you can better understand yourself and your emotions.
Minimum Duration (mn)
30
Thematics
MeditativeSocial issuesSociety / Political
Technology(ies) used
6DoFHand trackingInstallationInteractivity
Distribution Strategy
Device(s) compatibility
HeadphonesOculus Quest 2
Number of user(s)
Single-user experience
Play area
IndoorStanding
Distribution strategy
Art museums & galleriesFestival, Art fairs
Target audience(s)
People interested in psychology, age 17-50
Team
First and last name(s) of the Lead artist(s)
Monika Masłoń (director, script), Rafał Kotas (second director, script), Marcin Puchalski (Unity programming and interactions), Kajetan Zakrzewski(sound design), Karolina Rec - Resina (music)
First and last name(s) of producer(s)
Pola Borkiewicz (creative producer),Jacek Nagłowski (creative producer), Krzysztof Franek (producer), Krzysztof Pijarski (producer), AgnieszkaSural (executive producer),
Main cast
Julia Kolberger, Włodzimierz Press, Richard Bialy
