Digital art festival gives Muzium Telekom a glowing effect


Pamela Tan's 'Tatu' installation, which offers an intricate play of light and shadow that evoke scenes of wayang kulit (shadow puppet). Photo: Eugene Kong

New media festival Immersio has found a new home this year, at Muzium Telekom in Kuala Lumpur.

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, this fourth edition of the event (free admission) presents 12 immersive installations, workshops and talks from now till Nov 27.

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