Joint project between South Florida PBS and Nova Southeastern University DCMA Art + Design Students and Faculty. PBS reached out the University for a possible collaboration as an addition to their "Immersive Egyptian Pharaohs" public show in Boynton Beach, Florida Studio location.
Professor Kolos Schumy proposed an Augmented Reality art installation as an extension of the immersive show. Three art students and a faculty provided artwork for four different locations, each VR headset with different art content.
After successful installation and opening in 2025 November, the experiences are serving the public. Estimated number of visitors is based on the last (which was the first of its kind for PBS) DaVinci immersive show, which had 40 thousand guests.
Alivia Klipp
Kolos Schumy
Jesse Caruana
Raul Perez
