Earlier projects

The "Land of Empathy" is an inclusive multiplayer video game that fosters empathy and collaboration among players with diverse sensory abilities through accessible storytelling in a medieval fairy-tale world. The project was also presented at the Inclusive Gaming conference at Jesus College, University of Oxford, in May 2024. Read more here.

The "Akershus 1624-1648" project is a virtual reconstruction of the 17th-century Akershus Fortress, created with support from Oslo municipality's Cultural Administration Jubilee Fund (Kulturetaten). It features an interactive, historically accurate experience installed as a permanent exhibition since September 2024. Read more here.

"In the Shadow of War" is an immersive VR documentary experience in collaboration with the University of Bergen, focusing on the 1940 bombing of Bodø through the firsthand account of Erik Kvaal. Combining animated visuals, spatial sound design, and interactive storytelling, it explores the emotional impact of war while advancing VR's potential in documentary filmmaking. Read more here.

The "Medieval Akersborg" project is a virtual reconstruction of the 14th-century Akersborg Castle, offering an interactive and immersive experience with animated characters and historically accurate details. Created with funding from the Oslo Kommune Kulturetaten Cultural Heritage Fund, the project is now a permanent installation at the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum in Oslo. Read more here.

The "Medieval Akershus Castle" project is a museum adaptation of the "Queens Game" research project, commissioned for the “Vår fru dronning Margrete” exhibition. It offers an interactive, immersive virtual experience of medieval Akersborg Castle in Oslo, featuring historically accurate details and animated characters. The project transforms digital storytelling into a permanent exhibit at the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum, bringing medieval history to life in an engaging and educational way. Read more here.

The "Akershus Fortress & Castle" project is a large-scale, interactive exhibition created for the international exhibition “Vår fru dronning Margrete” (March 2022 – September 2023) at the Visitor Centre, Akershus Fortress & Castle. The centerpiece is a meticulously 3D-printed model of the medieval castle, based on historical documentation and archaeological research, combined with projection mapping and colored lighting to illustrate the castle’s construction phases. The project involved close collaboration between a creative technologist, historian, and storyteller to ensure historical accuracy and an engaging narrative presentation, successfully blending digital technology with traditional craftsmanship. Read more here.

The "Queens Game" is a groundbreaking artistic research project funded by the Norwegian Artistic Research Programme (PKU, Project Grant 29). It explores interactive digital storytelling through a historically inspired 3D game set in a virtual 14th-century Akersborg Castle. Using Unreal Engine, it combines dramatic narrative, medieval history, and advanced game design to engage players with the life of Queen Margrete and medieval storytelling traditions. The project goes beyond a typical game by providing a spatial, non-linear narrative experience inspired by medieval oral storytelling, aiming to inspire and educate through immersive gameplay. It was developed with strong historical research and includes dual visual styles representing the realistic castle environment and a dreamlike adventure realm, highlighting a blend of history and creative imagination. The project was part of academic artistic curriculum development and has been presented in relevant conferences and exhibitions. Read more here.