International visual label AntiVJ visited Watershed earlier this month for a showcase of their recent projects and an in-conversation presentation with Watershed's Head of Programme Mark Cosgrove and HP Labs' Research Director Phil Stenton.The event included a talk by AntiVJ member Joanie Lemercier, the demonstration of a 3D installation using AntiVJ's stereoscopic software and a lively discussion on the impact of utilising today's technologies, the relationship between technology and narration and the future of 3D in and outside cinema.

AntiVJ, who received international acclaim for their installations and projections in Montreal, Brussels, New Songdo City and Shanghai, combine powerful video projections with digital mapping techniques and holographic illusions to offer an alternative perception on social spaces and cultural communication. Offering a compelling insight into why AntiVJ are at the forefront of a new, boundary crossing art form, the showcase is now online at dShed.

dShed is Watershed's online showcase of digital creativity being produced in the South West of England and beyond. dShed provides a publishing platform for artists, media producers and communities and a space to view, explore, create, learn, discuss and debate about creative digital media and culture.