Time-Body Study | Performative Experiment | 2016
What would feel like to be in another person's body?
How would it affect our notion of others?
What can it tell us about ourselves?
Time-Body Study is a performative experiment exploring the impact re-embodiment in virtual reality has on the boundaries of body, identity, and self. In the experiment participants, wearing a virtual reality head-mounted display (HMD), are re-embodied in the body of a 7, 40 and 80-year-old person.
Created by Daniel Landau in collaboration with: Hai Cohen, Maya Magnat, Duffy Katz, Hedva Eltanani, Shani Bar.
Filmed actress: Ruti Tamir | Light: Nadav Barnea Art: Shai Govhari | Producer: Shahar Marcus
Produced with the support of:
Print-Screen Festival, Kelim - Choreography Center, The Advanced Realty Lab, IDC Herzliya and the Oh-Man, Oh-Machine Research Group