VR Architect in Resonite Metaverse
Digital Artist
AI Architect
EAB EXHIBITION
Experimental Architecture Biennial vol.5
Fractal Paradise / Group Exhibition in Fragner Gallery.
Author of Fractal Paradise project: Ing. arch. Markéta Gebrian
Prague, June/August 2021.
My project was supported by SGS Grant from CTU 2021/
FIS: 161 - 1612112E000.
Studio FLOW, Department MOLAB, FA CTU.
Supervisor doc. Ing. arch. Miloš Florián, PhD.
I participated in this group exhibition in Fragner Gallery. it was a great pleasure to be in the team of
renown architects like LIQUIFER team Waltraut Hoheneder, Barbara Imhof, René Waclavicek, Molly Hogle also Robotic Building team from TU Delft: Henriette Bier, Arwin Hidding, and Vera Laszlo
3D Robot Printing, from Rotterdam: Jasper Menger.
Our studio FLOW, students we presented recent projects as videos, models, texts, prints. We also prepared the concept for the main exhibition space of Fragner Gallery. Photos: Janek Rubeš and Jiří Straka.
EAB SYMPOSIUM
Experimental Architecture Biennial vol.5
My Presentation in Online EAB Symposium.
9th AUGUST 2021.
Author of my presentation: Ing. arch. Markéta Gebrian
Online, August 2021.
My project was supported by SGS Grant from CTU 2021/
FIS: 161 - 1612112E000.
Studio FLOW, Department MOLAB, FA CTU.
Supervisor doc. Ing. arch. Miloš Florián, PhD.
My topic of the speech was: Architectural and Artistic Spaces Through Virtual Reality. The goal was to show the possibilities of designing the Metaverse with Neos VR and with Facebook Metaverse for architects.
Other speakers online were: Barbara Imhof, Henriette Bier,FLOE speakers: Jan Petrš, Markéta Gebrian, Loran Asaad, Ondřej Pokoj, Michal Bednář.
Printscreens from Neos VR metaverse.
REQUIEM / VR EXHIBITION
My 360 Video was presented during the Requiem 9/11 Event at Czech Center New York.
9th and 10th September 2021
Author of the VR video: Ing. arch. Markéta Gebrian
Collaboration with: Miroslav Konvalina, the director of Czech Center New York and Anna Kotyza, the director of Requiem.
New York, Czech Center, September 2021.
Anna Kotyza, the director was thrilled to be collaborating with Glowing Bulbs Inc., a video projection mapping company operated by Farkas Fülöp and Matin Daniel Gabor.
I was invited by the Kotyza family to prepare one of the VR exhibitions after the 40min video mapping in the National Bohemia Hall, in Manhattan New York.
Also, I created collages for PR materials for the Requiem. In Oculus Quest 2, there was my 360 video from Neos VR. The name of the project was Fractal Tunnel, Transition of the Soul.
Anna said: "I met Markéta through Miroslav Konvalina at the Czech Center NY. Marketa is an inspiration, and her visions in VR are unmatched. She is a joy to work with, especially on a Fractal Tunnel project for Requiem 2021: Remembering the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks"...
I said: “In my life, I had a rare chance to experience such a colourful vision with beautiful fractals. I survived. I remember this vision. Nobody knows if we have a soul and what happens after we die. I believe that souls exist, and life continues somewhere in the universe and memories of our loved ones who passed away live with us in our minds.”
Fotos from Czech Center Requiem event by
Czech Center. Other photos by Markéta Gebrian. Digital art by Markéta Gebrian.
FULBRIGHT 75 VIRTUAL ART EXHIBIT
My Project was presented online together with other Fulbright Scholars from the whole world.
Author of the project: Ing. arch. Markéta Gebrian
Online gallery, September-December 2021.
I was delighter to be selected for this online exhibition. I think it was a perfect match for me, online, virtual, digital, gallery, that is all I love.
On the website of Fulbright is written:
"The Fulbright 75 Virtual Art Exhibit was curated in celebration of 75 years of the Fulbright Program. Throughout the program’s history, Fulbrighters in the arts has utilized their grants to deepen their artistic practices through cross-cultural collaboration and the adaptation of novel tools, techniques, and resources.
Each piece included in this exhibit was created during a Fulbright grant or was inspired by the connections and experiences of our alumni while living, working, and creating within their host community. We hope that these pieces encourage curiosity and desire to cultivate meaningful discourse and build mutual understanding between artists and their communities around the world.
This exhibit was led and curated by Alumni Ambassadors in the 75th Anniversary Legacy Cohort. The Fulbright Program is grateful to all of the alumni who participated in this process."
Printscrens from the website Fulbright 75 Virtual Art Exhibit.