An immersive sensory experience created using virtual reality headsets and projection displays to represent the phenomena of morphogenesis.

Morphogenesis ? a  virtual reality art installation touring the globe ? presents visitors with an aural and visual experience representing the natural phenomena of emergent forms evolving into self-organized systems. San Francisco artists and Fulbright Scholars Can Buyukberber and Yagmur Uyanik describe their creation Morphogenesis as “an audiovisual journey through different planes of the digital and physical universe”. Watch and decide for yourself:

The word “morphogenesis” is used scientifically to describe the biological process in which an organism develops from its embryonic state into one with distinct and characteristic features. And as such, the artists turned to hi-definition display and VR technology to turn the conceptual into the experiential. Morphogenesis utilizes an immersive half-dome display with an accompanying virtual reality piece using the Samsung Gear VR headset to project a kaleidoscope of geometric patterns that eventually coalesce into immersive spaces of increasingly complex forms. Visual content details from 8K wide screening.
A lasercut geodesic dome structure built for spherical content testing.
The night of June 3rd, Immersion Experience Symposium 2016, Montreal, Canada. Premiere of “Morphogenesis” at SAT’s dome “Satosphere”...