If you are tired of your meals sat next to a flickering light and want a more interactive experience, then you’re in luck. Dutch “FashionTech” Designer Anouk Wipprecht recently took to social media to announce Journey 360, a new immersive dining experience, which opened to the general public December 30th in NYC. The dinner is a five course prix fixe meal and comes alive with interactive storytelling, 360° video, and Broadway performers. It’s an innovative combination of food, fashion, and technology and could change the way we interact at the dinner table.
We did a thing!! Last couple of months in Chelsea, New York ♡♡♡
Opening December 30th for ‘friend & family’ – a restaurant x immersive experience x fashion x robotics x projections x art and much more, come join us! Many fun artists involved in this, and robotic dresses by me + +
Anouk is no stranger to innovation and has become well-known for her engineered fashion over the years. If you haven’t seen her spider dress yet, google it immediately. It’s amazing. This time, however, she had a new challenge in mind: food. The artist wanted to create a truly immersive dining experience, spending the last several months collaborating with chefs, designers, and performers to bring this idea to reality.
…located in the NOMAD District, Journey introduces theatrical gastronomy to New York City with the first and only immersive dining experience. Rich in culinary indulgences, this captivating multi-sensory adventure will bring you and your guests around the world and beyond with delightful dining, cutting-edge 3D technology, dazzling animation, and unforgettable 360° interactive storytelling from Broadway performers” with Marc Routh Hyphen Hub Asher Remy-Toledo
Costume made using 3D printing (Source: journey_newyork’s Instagram)
3D printed neck piece (Source: journey_newyork’s Instagram)
If you are interested in experiencing this event tickets will cost you $175 dollars, and can be bought here. Journey 360 is happening in the NOMAD/ Flatiron District of New York City, so get your tickets before they are gone.
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