Manifesto
a game designed to guide players to resolve an unknown mystery through their interaction with Fluxus multiples.
Context
Speculative Design Project
Aug - Sept 2021 (5 weeks)
Speculative Design Project
Aug - Sept 2021 (5 weeks)
Concept
Speculative Design
Conceptual Design
Game Design
Gammification
Art Education Technology
Speculative Design
Conceptual Design
Game Design
Gammification
Art Education Technology
Tools
Illustrator
Figma
Procreate
Web:
HTML, Javascript
Illustrator
Figma
Procreate
Web:
HTML, Javascript
Why Manifesto?
Manifesto is a game designed to guide players to resolve an unknown mystery through their interaction with Fluxus multiples.
With a progressive degree of Fluxus style interactions, the goal of this game is to introduce the Fluxus attitude and how Fluxus artists approach their creations, pioneering a concept of art education through games.
Manifesto is a game designed to guide players to resolve an unknown mystery through their interaction with Fluxus multiples.
With a progressive degree of Fluxus style interactions, the goal of this game is to introduce the Fluxus attitude and how Fluxus artists approach their creations, pioneering a concept of art education through games.
01 | What is Fluxus?
Fluxus is an art movement promoting the state of flowing, the constant dissection and fusion of ideas and matters.
Fluxus is an art movement promoting the state of flowing, the constant dissection and fusion of ideas and matters.
02 | The Narratives
The game starts with the encounter of a mystery, which unfolds itself through the game as an unsolved murder case..
03 | Stages
The game starts with the encounter of a mystery, which unfolds itself through the game as an unsolved murder case..
With a total number of 10 stages, each stage features a detective narrative that revolves around their unique fluxus objects (multiples).
With a total number of 10 stages, each stage features a detective narrative that revolves around their unique fluxus objects (multiples).
Stage 1 | The Dark-lit Room
As the introductory stage, The Dark-lit Room familiarizes the players with the objectives of each stage - to uncover the storyline through completing local task using designated fluxus objects.
Objects: Three Lamp Event, Total Art Match-Box.
In this stage, the featured fluxus objects are Three Lamp Event (1963) by George Brecht and Total Art Match Box (1965) by Ben Vautier.
Objects: Three Lamp Event, Total Art Match-Box.
In this stage, the featured fluxus objects are Three Lamp Event (1963) by George Brecht and Total Art Match Box (1965) by Ben Vautier.
Stage 2 | The Pink Elevator
Stage 2 unlocks when the player completes stage 1. Visually and spatially teleporting the player to a pink elevator, stage 2 features Same Card Flux Deck (1969) by George Maciunas and Robert Filliou’s attempt to materialize space and wavelength using a deck of cards.
Stage 2 unlocks when the player completes stage 1. Visually and spatially teleporting the player to a pink elevator, stage 2 features Same Card Flux Deck (1969) by George Maciunas and Robert Filliou’s attempt to materialize space and wavelength using a deck of cards.
Stage 10 | The Revelation
Stage 10 is the final stage, The Revelation, dymistifying the unsolved murder case.
Stage 10 is the final stage, The Revelation, dymistifying the unsolved murder case.
Final Renderings
Blender Models Development Progression of
Robert Filliou’s Optimistic Box No.4 and 5 ︎︎︎
Blender Models Development Progression of
Robert Filliou’s Optimistic Box No.4 and 5 ︎︎︎
A Vrtual 3-D Gallery Space for Scenes from Manifesto ︎︎︎