Category Archives: Digital Art

Kristian von Bengtson and Peter Madsen: Copenhagen Suborbitals logo

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“This is the logo that we made. It contains the essence of the project – it should be as far away possible from the normal space logo, which always
has planets and stars and rockets. Well this has a rocket but it’s kinda
concealed in there…”

http://copenhagensuborbitals.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen_Suborbitals

“I have no idea how to do this – but let’s find out.
It’s incredible what you can get away with as an amateur guy.
If I want to do this enough, I can actually do this.”

“Even if I’m eighty years in a wheelchair I’m going to push this button here because I want to get ourselves into space and kinda invite other people
to be a part of it no matter where they are in the world.”


SpaceVR

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“Hello VRnauts,

When I had the idea for SpaceVR, I was sitting at a coworking desk. No team. No funding. Recently spent most of my money to move to San Francisco from Tampa, Florida. I wanted to do something I could spend my life on. Something that could really change the world.

During my research, I found a documentary called Overview. A beautifully done, short film interviewing astronauts about their experience in space. After enough interviews, it became clear that the experience of being in space wasn’t just an experience. It was a life changing event.

It changed them. They now understood something from direct exposure that we on Earth do not. They realized that the world we know and love, the world that we wake up and go to sleep on everyday is not significant. It’s small and delicate. Something to be fiercely protected.

We hear about issues every single day. Syrian refugees. School shootings. Short term policy decisions. Military overspending. Education underspending. We approach these issues like they have nothing to do with us. Like they only exist somewhere else.

I believe that we can bridge that gap. With as simple of an act as exposing the world to space through virtual reality, we will have the opportunity to know who we really are as a civilization. We can realize that this small world is ours and we can shape it into the beautiful paradise that we want.

Here we are today in front of you with ambitious hearts, a functioning prototype and a solid plan.

Let’s show the world that there are no limits. There are no borders. That anyone with a dream can change the world forever.

Ryan Holmes

CEO, SpaceVR”
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