Studio 2 - Week 7 - Abstract

Generally, parties are seen merely as social rituals, which unintentionally makes people believe that the experience is directly related and dependent on their different social groups of preference. Although it can become valid in certain settings, the context, whose factors vary according to the musical genre, the message to be communicated by the artist, among others; provide different opportunities to live the experience alone. In the next article, I will develop the concept for a VR musical space experience inspired by techno music, with heavy visual influences in the clubbing/festival environments, and created for the web, being available in multiple devices such as VR headsets, desktops, laptops and mobile devices; using WebXR, three.js and the Web Audio API as the development tools. This project will highlight the potential of a VR web application to create a short visual and auditory experience available on most devices, being light on graphical and computing resources using basic geometric figures as the core/foundation of every element in the virtual space, in order to help my community of practice understand how to provide the user with a powerful, sensorial and a self-reflective experience, with the least amount of resources and emulating a real techno experience without attending one.