Mixed Reality Heritage Performance As a Decolonising Tool for Heritage Sites
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| author | Dima, Mariza Daylamani-Zad, Damon Lympouridis, Vangelis |
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| contents | In this paper we introduce two world-first Mixed Reality (MR) experiences that fuse smart AR glasses and live theatre and take place in a heritage site with the purpose to reveal the site's hidden and difficult histories about slavery. We term these unique general audience experiences Mixed Reality Heritage Performances (MRHP). Along with the development of our initial two performances we designed and developed a tool and guidelines that can help heritage organisations with their decolonising process by critically engaging the public with under-represented voices and viewpoints of troubled European and colonial narratives. The evaluations showed the embodied and affective potential of MRHP to attract and educate heritage audiences visitors. Insights of the design process are being formulated into an extensive design toolkit that aims to support experience design, theatre and heritage professionals to collaboratively carry out similar projects. |
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| spellingShingle | Mixed Reality Heritage Performance As a Decolonising Tool for Heritage Sites Dima, Mariza Daylamani-Zad, Damon Lympouridis, Vangelis Human-Computer Interaction In this paper we introduce two world-first Mixed Reality (MR) experiences that fuse smart AR glasses and live theatre and take place in a heritage site with the purpose to reveal the site's hidden and difficult histories about slavery. We term these unique general audience experiences Mixed Reality Heritage Performances (MRHP). Along with the development of our initial two performances we designed and developed a tool and guidelines that can help heritage organisations with their decolonising process by critically engaging the public with under-represented voices and viewpoints of troubled European and colonial narratives. The evaluations showed the embodied and affective potential of MRHP to attract and educate heritage audiences visitors. Insights of the design process are being formulated into an extensive design toolkit that aims to support experience design, theatre and heritage professionals to collaboratively carry out similar projects. |
| title | Mixed Reality Heritage Performance As a Decolonising Tool for Heritage Sites |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.07348 |