NOWNESS Experiments
Proxy of Control
NOWNESS Asia
Jerome Wu’s game-engine film follows the moral gaze that an East Asian train turns on a body it has decided is not tired enough to sit. The priority seat becomes a courtroom with no judge — only a carriage of strangers enforcing an expectation nobody wrote down.
Built inside a real-time engine and shot in VR, the film sits between machinima, animation and cinema, letting an interior state become architecture the viewer can move through.
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Jerome Wu is a Taiwanese artist and immersive director based in London. He makes game-engine films, installations and live audiovisual works about the pressures no one names out loud — the gaze of strangers, moral expectation, the quiet rules of public space — and authors each work end to end. He is studying MA Information Experience Design at the Royal College of Art.
Proxy of Control