The work draws on accounts from people with altered self-perception: from those dancing under the weight of missing limbs, to others on a journey of self-transformation using non-human components.
First-person testimonies, combined with embodied research in virtual reality and body image, inform a fantastical story about rebuilding ourselves from scratch—moving, flying, and bounding in ways our former physiques only dreamed of.
Participants first confront a reflected version of themselves in an augmented reality mirror, interacting through speech to deconstruct their reflection. This is followed by a VR segment that immerses users in alternate-limbed bodies within a physics-driven world, transforming frustration with their forms into joyful celebration and discovery.
Lived experience and subject-matter experts have been central to ideation and testing and will continue to shape the project. By combining AR, VR, physical interaction, and narrative, Amorphous aims to create a transformative, playful, and deeply empathetic exploration of body, identity, and perception.
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