Tag: Larp
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The Cliff – A Case Study of Interdisciplinary Larp Methods for Artistic Research Practice
To bring her short film The Cliff to life, Katri Lassila harnessed immersive techniques borrowed from larp, integrating them into her artistic photography process.
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Player Limitations and Accessibility in Larp
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Accessibility is about looking out for people. Thinking about accessibility signals to players that they are explicitly included.
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Readdressing Larp as Commodity: How Do We Define Value When the Customer Is Always Right?
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In this article, the author returns to the topic of larp as a commodity, taking a look at it in a context that is defined by numerous crises.
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Together at Last: Romantic Paradox in a Not-Quite-Dystopian Future
A larp set in a governmental facility in which volunteers are matchmade three times in order to find their Perfect Match.
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Please Stop – an Occupational Therapist’s Advice on How to Avoid Burnout
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A newly working occupational therapist, larper, larp creator and two-time burnout survivor gives you some real-life tips and tools to fight back against burnout.
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Challenging the Popularized Narrative of History
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The popular version of history will always be tempting for larp designers to draw upon – but it brings a load of cultural baggage and assumptions.
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Comments on VR, Larp, Technology, Creation
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Aesthetics, Possibility and Ethics of an Immersive Mass Media This article is a personal commentary on a few major topics I picked up throughout the past six years of creating for VR/new media and larp. The principal aim of this text is to touch on philosophical themes related to industrial technology, as our community gravitates
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Extinction Now: Coming to Terms with Dissolution in End(less) Story
We live in an apocalyptic age. The blackbox larp End(less) Story taps into this mortal dread unapologetically and with compassion.
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A Short Guide to Fix Your Larp Experience
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Sometimes, when participating in a larp, things just go wrong. But where is the problem? How can you fix it?
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Possible, Impossible Larp Critique
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We have not developed similar institutions of critique as exist in the world of passive art. The larp community seems to rely on hearsay, impressions and publicity materials.