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360 stereoscopic panorama Gallery, School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong
Horizon is an interactive audiovisual installation created for the 360-degree stereoscopic panorama gallery at the School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong. The piece explores the relationship between space and horizon — how the human body perceives depth, orientation, and motion within virtual environments.
Drawing on perceptual phenomena such as the fake horizon illusion, autokinesis, and sensorimotor feedback, the work investigates how the visual and vestibular systems overlap and can be pushed toward sensory instability. These effects become a starting point for testing new narrative possibilities in fully immersive stereoscopic space.
Images
Audience silhouettes facing red planet imagery
Audience facing a bright diagonal light beam
Wide gallery view with white landscape scene
Audience view of mountain landscape scene
Audience silhouettes against blue horizon
Wide gallery view of glacier scene
Silhouettes in front of red celestial form
Audience with vertical light column
Core project
Alejandro Rodríguez / Dogrush
Concept development, real-time workflow and visual systems
Tom Laurenzo
Music composition
Prof. Alvaro Cassinelli
Direction, Extended Reality Lab
Prof. Christian Sandor
Direction, Extended Reality Lab
Dávid Maruscsák
Collaboration
Joe Leung
Collaboration
Institutional framework
Extended Reality Lab / City University of Hong Kong
Production and institutional context
360 stereoscopic panorama Gallery, SCM
Exhibition space and technical infrastructure
Acknowledgements
Prof. Jeffrey Shaw
ACIM, research environment
AR Lab team
Broader research support