At the Vilnius Book Fair, which took place from 27 February to 2 March, the “Trail of Angels” team presented its latest work – a virtual reality experience “Creation of the Worlds”. The fair guests had a unique opportunity to visit a specially equipped multisensory booth and see the first fragments of this immersive journey in a three-minute excerpt. The virtual reality experience, which combines sight, sound and the senses, attracted a great deal of interest, with visitors flocking to the stand to try out this innovation.
This year at the Vilnius Book Fair Trail of Angels the team participated in the Vilnius Book Fair together with the National M. K. Čiurlionis Art Museum, which presented and offered to buy various books about M. K. Čiurlionis and his works. Meanwhile Trail of Angels the team took care of the entertainment part and attracted visitors by inviting them to immerse themselves in a virtual journey inspired by Čiurlionis’ worlds and artistic vision. This collaboration helped to create a seamless cultural experience that merged knowledge and the possibilities offered by modern technology.
Special attention was paid to the President of the Republic of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, who visited the “Trail of Angels” stand. The President was not only interested in the content being developed, but also had a brief chat with Vitalijus Žukas, the director of “Creation of the Worlds”, who presented the project idea and technological possibilities. The visit was an important testimonial for the creative team’s efforts to open up new forms of cultural experiences and attract a wider audience.
The launch of “Creation of the Worlds” at the Book Fair once again showed that innovative projects can successfully complement cultural events and enrich them with new experiences. The “Trail of Angels” team is delighted to have the opportunity to present their work to both the general public and distinguished guests of the country, and hopes that this virtual journey will be a memorable one not only for the Book Fair visitors, but also for future viewers.
Photo gallery. Photos by Augustas Didžgalvis and personal archive.
