Unique in its intersection of Indian and global art, culture and technology, EyeMyth Festival explores present and future cases of immersive storytelling and new media. It brings together young creative professionals, artists and performers from India, South Asia & the Global Media Arts space.
The 2022 edition of the festival brings together creative professionals from around the world to create an environment of learning, skill building and showcasing with prime examples from Indie gaming and media arts industries. This year brings back the second edition of the Massive Mixer Conference, the centerpiece of the festival programming.
With support from various institutional partners, the festival will feature a delegation of experts from the U.K., Switzerland, Russia, China, Sri Lanka and India addressing themes of creative practice, processes, and challenges for media artists through free workshops, talks and showcases.
Tejas Nair, co curator and producer of this unique festival explains its origins and how this year it has gone fully viral on the Lemonade.social platform. Find out more here https://eyemyth.in/ and here
Your host is Jillian Godsil, award wining journalist, broadcaster and author. Her latest book can be found here.
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