What does the data of ‘love at first sight’ look like, with 100,000 chemical reactions happening in your brain every second.
If more than 100,000 chemical reactions happen in your brain every second, then what would the data of ‘love at first sight’ look like? LoVR is a document of this moment. A story of love, told through neural activity captured over 4 seconds as one of our designer’s re-imagines the moment he first saw his wife. As chemicals are released and areas of the brain activated, a form of poetry is revealed within the data. The heart beats, the iris dilates and time stands still as two lovers see each other for the first time.

Featuring music by John Hopkins.

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Director:

Aaron Bradbury

Short filmmaker Aaron Bradbury has been creating immersive experiences for almost a decade. His experience with interactive installation and immersive storytelling gives him a unique understanding of narrative within the... Read More