Is 'Going Digital' The Future Of Live Music Events?
Much more than your traditional music event, Multiverse uses interactive art projections to create new digital worlds controlled in realtime by its audience
Multiverse (2022) by Punch RecordsPunch Records
A new digital world awaits
Multiverse is a pilot music event that explores digital worlds through interactive art projections, which can be controlled by audience members using a gamepad, whilst artists perform
The interactive projections were created by Multidisciplinary designer Demarae using Dreams™ software
Multiverse (2022) by Punch RecordsPunch Records
These worlds explore different atmospheres and environments, which enhance the various sounds of individual singers and rappers. From themes of mystical forests, to deep space, cityscapes and sunsets in the desert
Multiverse (2022) by Punch RecordsPunch Records
Attendees became mesmerised as illustrations of performers were created by ReRe Demarae & Dayle Demaret-Smith, and projected onto a blank infinity cave
Multiverse - Demarae 1Punch Records
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