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Lei Ruihan
How are immersive experiences actually made?
At Deep Blue Space in Beijing 798, Lei Ruihan speaks with interviewer Jia Hongyi about projection mapping, LED walls, AI interaction, and the work behind immersive experiences.
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Lei Ruihan
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Beijing 798 · Deep Blue Space
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EP.01 · Full video 05:58
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ABOUT THE CONVERSATION
From projection mapping to AI interaction.
In this episode, Jia Hongyi interviews Lei Ruihan about projection mapping, LED walls, immersive spaces and AI interaction. This section describes the interview themes and is not a verbatim transcript.
Ideas and technology
What does it take to turn an idea into a working experience?
Space and expression
How do digital media and stage systems shape the way audiences experience a work?
Working across disciplines
Creative work depends on dialogue among artists, engineers, and on-site teams.
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