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Mobile Apps, XR, Art Installations, Workshops, and more. For over 5 years, we've crafted immersive and interactive stories that connect communities and spark social impact.
Talking tintypes
Talking Tintypes is an augmented photographic experience, created in collaboration with Will Wilson. The project strives to restore voice to the still image. It employs 19th and 21st century technologies, creating space for agency between the archive and the repertoire, and in so doing, disrupting the archive's discursive authority.
Read more about the project, featured in National Geographic, "Reclaiming an old medium to tell new stories of Native Americans: These artists are using a historic photography method to shape modern-day narratives."
Read more about the project, featured in National Geographic, "Reclaiming an old medium to tell new stories of Native Americans: These artists are using a historic photography method to shape modern-day narratives."
Visual Audio:
The Eyes are
the Harmony
Visual Audio is an interactive audio-visual projection. Audience members create vector art using their voices. The visual output is manipulated through the amplitude and tone of the audio input in real time.
Inspired by the Wassily Kandinsky quote, “Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the harmonies, and the soul is the piano with many strings.” Visual Audio is intended to be therapeutic, shifting the traditional connection between the aural and the visual.
Each interaction is unique. The visuals, controlled by their audio, take audience members on a unique and abstract visual journey of their voice.
Inspired by the Wassily Kandinsky quote, “Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the harmonies, and the soul is the piano with many strings.” Visual Audio is intended to be therapeutic, shifting the traditional connection between the aural and the visual.
Each interaction is unique. The visuals, controlled by their audio, take audience members on a unique and abstract visual journey of their voice.
HISTORIC
SANTA FE TOUR
Explore the historic architecture of Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico with this official app from the Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF). Take self-guided walking or driving tours of properties listed on HSFF’s Register of Properties Worthy of Preservation.
Whether you're a history buff, architecture enthusiast, or visitor, this app offers a unique way to experience "The City Different" at your own pace. Download now and start your journey through Santa Fe's fascinating past and living heritage.
Available in English and Spanish
Whether you're a history buff, architecture enthusiast, or visitor, this app offers a unique way to experience "The City Different" at your own pace. Download now and start your journey through Santa Fe's fascinating past and living heritage.
Available in English and Spanish
SUPER8 AR
Super8 AR is an exploration of how we experience moments and memories in time. The still frame represents a single moment, while the AR activates the memory captured in Super8 film, breathing new life into a beloved analog medium. An art installation by Alison Johnson and developed by Digital Ant Media. Must be currently on site to activate augmented reality component.
FWLT: Fort Worth
LYNCHING TOUR
This app was created by DNAWORKS, an arts and service organization committed to dialogue and healing through the arts (www.dnaworks.org, Fort Worth, TX), and Digital Ant Media (www.digitalantmedia.com, Santa Fe, NM).
The purpose of the app is educational--to raise awareness and provide users with historical information about the 1921 murder of Mr. Fred Rouse, a Black man kidnapped and lynched by a White mob in Fort Worth, TX. The app takes users through a tour of five locations in Fort Worth connected to this history. In December 2020, DNAWORKS began leading live, socially-distant tours to four of these sites. Each site page on the app contains: historical research, photos, and newspaper articles; responses to this racially motivated murder by local and national artists; and augmented reality content for the user to engage more fully with this history.
Nominated for a Drama League Award 2021 for 'OUTSTANDING INTERACTIVE OR SOCIALLY-DISTANCED THEATER.'
The purpose of the app is educational--to raise awareness and provide users with historical information about the 1921 murder of Mr. Fred Rouse, a Black man kidnapped and lynched by a White mob in Fort Worth, TX. The app takes users through a tour of five locations in Fort Worth connected to this history. In December 2020, DNAWORKS began leading live, socially-distant tours to four of these sites. Each site page on the app contains: historical research, photos, and newspaper articles; responses to this racially motivated murder by local and national artists; and augmented reality content for the user to engage more fully with this history.
Nominated for a Drama League Award 2021 for 'OUTSTANDING INTERACTIVE OR SOCIALLY-DISTANCED THEATER.'
WORKSHOPS
AND EVENTS
Our team has taught college classrooms to middle school and high school students as well as professional development events. If you want industry experts in interactive media production and design to enhance your organizations understanding of new media, we can facilitate an end-to-end event from extended carriculum to multi-day learning events.
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