Exhibitionist games or interactive exhibitions often blur the lines between traditional gaming, art, and performance. These experiences can range from virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) installations to interactive digital art that responds to user input.
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Roxanne frames the work around several interlocking themes: roxannes enf exhibitionist game work
Roxanne positions discomfort as a resource for empathy—by placing participants in controlled embarrassment, the work aims to make visible the invisible labor of people policed for their bodies and choices.
Roxanne’s ENF Exhibitionist Game (the Game) is a staged interactive experience combining live performance, bespoke game mechanics, and mixed-reality elements. The core conceit places consenting participants in scenarios where vulnerability and potential public exposure are simulated to provoke emotional and ethical reflection. The Game runs as a modular installation that can be staged in galleries, theaters, or site-specific urban locations. Roxanne positions discomfort as a resource for empathy—by
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The Game sits at a fraught intersection: game design’s incentive structures (rewards, competition, mechanics) combined with performance art’s emotional labor. As a piece of contemporary practice, it succeeds when it centers participant autonomy and frames discomfort as an opportunity for collective learning rather than spectacle. Weaknesses:
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