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technoterria

active archive

Technoterria is an interactive exhibition developed by T.W. Pilar (Pilar Studios) in collaboration  with Ivan Reyes and presented at the Georgia Institute of Technology Library’s Interactive Media  Zone in Atlanta from March 2025 to January 2026. The project operates as a site-responsive  digital installation combining large-format panoramic screen environments, interactive sculptural  interfaces, and custom audiovisual systems. Framed as a speculative retrospective set one  hundred years in the future, the exhibition examines the long-term normalization of  technological, industrial, and socio-economic systems through public interaction and spatial  engagement. Technoterria was intentionally situated within an academic research environment to  contextualize emerging technological futures alongside education, infrastructure, and  institutional production.  Read More

Overview

Concept development and narrative framework  

Design and naming of the TōcōPOD interactive console system  

Development of speculative game environments and timeline structures  

Physical interface design and sculptural system fabrication  

Spatial planning and integration of digital and physical components  

Oversight of material language and interaction logic across the exhibition  

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