In contrast to the idea of "digital dualism", the lecture considers our contemporary world as one in which the virtual informs the physical, and vice versa. In this "phygital" space, Extended Reality transcend beyond being a tool.

During the semester, we will explore the relationship between physical and digital spaces as well as experiment with concepts of tangibility and materiality within and through Extended Reality. We will examine a number of digital tools, techniques, and technologies for re-mapping and re-structuring the physical and performing a (new) hybrid reality through digital interventions on physical spaces or objects.

- Final Presentation of the project developed during the lecture
- Attendence (min 75%)

Participation and engagement in the lecture as well as the presentation of the project developed during the lecture is essential and required to complete the lecture.

- No previous knowledge or skills required as the lecture considers all skill levels and is suitable for beginners and advanced students;
- basic 3D Design and/or Coding skills are welcome but not necessary;

- the lecture will be held in english;
- You will need access to a laptop and smartphone. If you should not be able to do that, please contact the lecturer via email to discuss alternatives.



- Limited seats (max 15 participants)