Interaction XR – Co-Creating Future World building Workshop Presentation

We are excited to present the creative outcomes of the XR Interaction – Co-Creating Future project, where young talents from the WB region and Europe explored new ways of storytelling through immersive technologies. Starting April 29, 2025, at 18:00 (CET), you are invited to experience their newly created VR worlds by this link.

This presentation showcases the results of XR workshops led by renowned XR expert Georgy Molodtsov and his assistants David Madjar and Marija Aleksic. Within the VR exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to discover two short documentary films developed during the Interaction Teen Doc Workshop in Serbia:
— The World You Want, shot in Čačak by Matija Štifanić, David Angjelovikj, Lena Tanasković, and Jovana Jovančić, supported by Western Balkans Fund, City of Čačak, Ministry of Culture RS;
— Gru the Different Tree, shot in Užice by Sofija Đoković, Omer Nicević, Migena Gjyla, Damjan Stojanovski, and Vittorio Di Rubbo, supported by CEI, Ministry of Tourism and Youth RS and Heartefact Fund.
— Mashrooms – created in Batumi N. Kandelaki Art School Children’s Animation Studio (crew: Aleksandra Gadilia, Dachi Devadze, Vakho Abashidze, Giorgi Qajaia, Enrike Kochalidze, Liza Matchutadze).

In addition to independently exploring the VR worlds, visitors will also be able to join guided tours led by Georgy Molodtsov, scheduled between 2 and 5 May 2025. Please follow our social media channels for detailed updates about the tour schedules. 

We invite you to join us in this unique digital experience and to immerse yourself in the vibrant, imaginative worlds created by young authors from the region. XR Interaction – Co-Creating Future is a project implemented by Independent Film Centre Filmart in cooperation with partners from the Visegrad countries, Eastern Partnership countries, and the Western Balkans through XR technologies. The project is co-financed by the governments of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the Fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.