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A continuous editorial feed on the immersive transition — works, venues, technologies, events. Our AI agent scans the world of immersive creation and XR daily. The editors select, contextualize and sign the dailies that deserve your attention. A living extension of the collection.
↗ The collection’s manifesto
An immersive transition is on the way...
“In this experiential world, where you are the hero and your whole body is the interface, you put your phone down at the entrance.”
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ATICAParis 5ᵉ
In a former cinema in the Latin Quarter, Ramzi Saade opened an immersive table: projected landscapes, scent capsules, a new "season" for each journey. It is where IP Gastronomy was launched.
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Abramović's body goes digital — and presence gets complicated
Nearing 80, Marina Abramović unveils METHOD, a digital avatar built with TAEX to restage her performances, a bold wager for an artist whose entire practice rests on being there.
Olafur Eliasson flips the abyss overhead at Amsterdam's ARTIS-Aquarium
Ryoji Ikeda puts London on its back beneath a sky of data
Lucas Museum — a building drafted into the service of story
DATALAND — 84 projectors, one picture, and the mirror as nemesis
The Smithsonian Castle, dreaming — Anadol wins, and so does the formula
Saraceno in Munich — ancestral futures spun with the living
Monet goes headset at the Orangerie — next door to the original immersion
Alchemist goes dark five months a year — fine dining buys itself R&D time
Johnnie Walker hands the dram to Bompas & Parr — whisky as stagecraft
Jules Verne at the Atelier des Lumières — three illustrator duos at the helm
Hybrid stage works need their own archive — before the headsets die
Blanca Li and Ircam send Andersen's shadow into mixed reality
From 4 to 7 November 2026, Blanca Li brings *Shadow*, her Ircam-powered mixed-reality take on Andersen, back to Paris, and this time the audience stays in its seats.
Oslo Architecture Triennale — nature first, the body close behind
Oslo's Architecture Triennale gathers 32 exhibitors in a church to put nature first, yet it is a sauna, rather than the wall texts, that makes the argument land.
Six hours at the table — Copenhagen's Alchemist stretches dinner into dramaturgy
teamLab heads for Ariake — the digital museum goes urban
Paris's Cité de l'architecture goes immersive — for an art that already is
Lady Liberty back on the workshop floor — with actors this time
Sublimotion, season thirteen — fewer screens, more theatre
Beneath the snow at Lech, Turrell's Skyspace digs for the sky
TRAVERSE — VR heads to the cinema on a schedule, not a festival pass
Chaillot rallies immersive dance — between the market and the cultural exception
Mazes, haunts and scares at scale — No Proscenium opens its season
Blanca Li's L'Ombre returns — seated this time
From Venice to Camden — Eclipso climbs Everest from the Sherpa side
Atelier des Lumières dives 2,000 metres down — the ocean as score
From 16 October 2026, Atelier des Lumières sends visitors down to the abyss with Planète Océan, a show where whale song carries as much weight as the pixels.
AREA15 at six — the experience mall plots its next act
Six years and 17 million visitors in, the Las Vegas campus still has 50 acres to fill, and its growth now leans on leisure far more than on art.
Venice Immersive — VR squares up to a world in crisis
Apple Music Hall — a concert room built to be a studio first
BON, a theme park without licences — luxury as crowd control
LEXRA Summit — Dallas puts the box office before the art
Apple glasses in 2027 — immersion starts with the ear, not the eye
↗ From the collection
Excerpts from the printed volumes: interviews, essays and venue sheets, as published.
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↗ Jade Frommer
Gourmet immersion for everyone
A former student of hotel and restaurant management at Lyon's Institut Paul Bocuse, Jade Frommer founded Ephemera in January 2020 with two of her fellow students.
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Hiroaki Umeda — dancing in the light
For me, immersion is about conveying strong sensations to the audience through movement and space.
Vespertine
In an avant-garde building designed by architect Eric Owen Moss, chef Jordan Kahn has been taking on the challenge of renewing the concept of gastronomy since 2017.