3-Dimensional Connections
summary
Argues mixed reality replaces screens and design must serve bodies, minds and hearts rather than only sell measurable data, illustrated by the form and essence example (users ask to “send a text” but really need asynchronous communication). Cites Marshmallow Laser Feast’s 12-minute immersive experience Ocean of Air with a breath sensor that visualizes shared air, extended three times and seen by over 20,000, and a Marina Abramović piece delivered as a photoreal hologram in the Magic Leap headset, hosted for a week with 5,000 visitors, no phones, trained attendants, and strong uptake across ages.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:41Connections: How to get it right.
- 5:01The Essence of Design.
- 6:25Some questions worth pondering.
- 8:09Humans: 3-dimensional beings.
- 10:56Thinking in 3 dimensions
- 13:43Following your own path.
- 17:00Connecting the dots.
- 18:34Ocean of Air: A unique immersive virtual reality experience.
- 22:22The Artist is Present: By Marina Abramovich.
- 25:34Use of Tech to slow down.
- 27:25Role of tech: Connecting products to needs.
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