Come see how virtual reality can change human communication
published : 3 Mar 2021 at 04:00
Photo courtesy of Japan Foundation
Despite travel restrictions, we can still virtually communicate via brain waves. Well, this is what is being suggested in “Short Circuit — Lunartic Dream And Princess Kaguya”, a work-in-progress exhibition running at Base Playhouse, 2nd floor of Samyan Mitrtown, Rama IV Road, until March 15.
A collaboration by the Japan Foundation Bangkok, Freak Lab Thailand and Fablab Hamamatsu/Take-Space, the exhibition aims to experiment with how we communicate and interact through virtual…
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