“The human sensorium (or the world of sensory stimuli) has always been mediated. But over the past few decades that condition has greatly intensified. The microspeaker in the ear, components of medical drugs in the blood, neurosurgical implants, stimulated tastes – these “enhancements” no longer provoke the revelation of human excitement… The pandemic gives a relative calm time for thought and reflection: a favorable moment for artists and other culture workers to interpret, think, and reckon the feeling of natural sensorium .” (Carolin Jones, “Sensorium”, MIT 2006).

The symposium offers a vision by featured RIXC theorists and artists and theorists on the world of  augmented reality senses and experience.  From the earliest beginnings of sensory data research to the influence of immersive technology on various human body parts.

Watch the symposium here:

https://youtu.be/dJ9ja8euXlo