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Young adults. For children, a two-minute version of the work will be shown. In addition to financing through the aldir blanc law, the project had the support of companies, the public of santa maria and students from the center for arts and letters (cal) at ufsm. According to carolina, in the future, the objective is to expand the public's immersion in the work through real-time interaction with the actors through virtual reality glasses. The exhibition is curated by the director of mact, juliana vizotto, and the professor at the laboratory for research in contemporary art, technology and digital media (labart), fernando codevilla. Juliana highlights that this is the first invited exhibition to be shown at the museum. “ it's something new at the university, in the city, I think it's a unique experience. Everyone is very impressed with the works,” she says. “technology promotes another level of relationship between the public and the work”, adds fernando. The exhibition opened for visitors and will remain at the museum until october 23rd. To visit it, you must make an appointment by emailing [email protected]. Entry is free.

Mact is on the upper floor of the planetarium and is open from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm. On fridays, the museum is open from 10 am to 2 pm. The curators estimate that more than 500 people will visit the exhibition. Projection on the dome Germany Mobile Number List  of the planetarium had a performance by the actors surprise for the audience and also for the cast professor of the department of literature at ufsm gil negreiros went to the exhibition due to his interest in virtual art and, together with his daughter clarisse, had his first experience with virtual reality glasses. “I had already attended other exhibitions that address this virtual aspect that were more material, but today was fantastic, I didn't know it would be so beautiful”, he says. Francine nunes, also a teacher, is a friend of carolina berger and has worked with her on other audiovisual productions. In “virtual ritual”, she provided consultancy on rituals due to her work in the field of anthropology, but had not had access to the final product. “I knew how the editing would work, but not what the images would look like. For me it was a surprise, even though I knew the project from the beginning,” she says.



The screening was also a surprise for the actors themselves, who only watched the complete film at the premiere. “at no point did I imagine anything like I saw. We go inside ourselves, we feel big and small at the same time”, says actress and dance degree student andressa merlo. “I felt surprised and a little strange when I saw my virtual body. It’s another understanding of my own body, I literally transformed into what I imagined”, said vanessa bressan, a graduate in performing arts from ufsm. Currently in the postgraduate program in performing arts at ufrgs, where she studies mixed creation – which combines real and virtual elements in presentations – she says that the work of creating the work is now reflected in her academic practice. Text:  bernardo silva, journalism academic, volunteer at the news agency photos: ana alícia flores, industrial design academic, scholarship holder edition: ricardo bonfanti, journalistlast week, from october 5th to 8th, the 5th edition of the santa maria literary festival (flism) took place in the auditorium of the santa maria student cooperative (cesma) and in the multidisciplinary research and extension space at ufsm in silveira martins.