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VR/XR/AR

Connected-Disconnected Disease of Doubt Uncertainty, Boundless Performance
in Virtual Space Hu & Joo

GAME / INTERACTIVES

Space Audition High Five! Beat Food Poisoning Connected-Disconnected Disease of Doubt Hu and Joo Uncertainty, Boundless Sound Communication Secret Words Scream Dancing Feather Spacial Instrument

MOTION DESIGN

Sculpture in Motion GrandBlue festival Coway CES 2017 Coway CES 2016 Media tree SBS MAKING THE STAR
- DSPboyz Style Magazine Talk & City Moon Lovers

EXHIBITION CONTENT

Coway CES 2017 Coway CES 2016 SKCG ChinaPlas Seonnongdan History
and Culture Center Children's
Food Safety Center

ARTWORK

Rainy days AUDIO-VISUAL
INSTRUMENT 01 Snowfall_dataViz Ambiguous Ambiguity



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Disease of Doubt


Charlotte Shi, Dipika Titus, Hyungin Choi, Mashiyat Zaman
“Disease of Doubt” is designed to share and educate the four stages of the OCD cycle—obsession, anxiety, compulsion, and temporary relief—with the audience through VR and the physical stage. To induce the audience's action, we designed elements of affordance and feedback, using voice and visual tension to lead the emotional curve. The world inside the VR and the physical stage outside the VR respectively represent the recurring state experienced within OCD and the state of relief from it, adding another layer to the experience.


The audience becomes involved in the states of obsession, anxiety, and compulsion within the VR, and by shedding the VR (state of obsession) off, they face the real world (physical stage) and reach a state of temporary relief. While performing a letter-writing mission, the audience is interrupted by voices containing intrusive thoughts. The more they are disturbed by these voices and deviate from their letter-writing task, the more chaotic the voice and visual effects become until they peak, with faster, harsher voices and urgently flickering lights, causing anxiety. As the degree of disturbance intensifies, the audience can escape the situation by removing the VR goggles. Once they remove the goggles, they are greeted with a garden of light representing healing, symbolizing the temporary relief stage, on the other side of the stage. As the final stage of the experience, printed materials about OCD are displayed to educate the audience, who have passed through the garden, about what they experienced through the VR with the physical stage in the form of textual knowledge.


  • Experience Storytelling Structure: Charlotte, Dipika, Hyungin, Mashi
  • Interaction Design: Charlotte, Dipika, Hyungin, Mashi
  • Writing the Letter Content and Intrusive Thoughts: Mashi
  • Product Management: Dipika
  • Theatric Space Design: Charlotte
  • VR Spatial Design (Unreal): Hyungin
  • Blueprint (Unreal): Mashi
  • Sound Design: Hyungin, Mashi
  • Voice Acting and Recording: Mashi