VR Swing

Studio Go Go

Digital, Installation

A person wearing a VR headset is mid air on a large swing amongst urban apartment buildings.

‘Remember swinging in the playground as a child: enjoying sensations of speed & weightlessness as you swooped high & low; laughing with friends, hoping they didn’t spot that you were a little scared? We’re harnessing those magical motion-memories to take audiences on incredible, action-packed adventures – now with two award-winning sets of content to choose from!’

Brendan Walker, Founder Director

Launch, flap, soar, glide, bank, and weave your way across psychedelic skies in one of four Da Vinci flying machines; or choose to scoot, leap, undulate and stride your stuff through the geometric landscapes of VR Playground.

About Studio Go Go

“We turn a good ride into an unusual and brilliant experience”.

Studio Go Go creates interactive VR rides and experiences. They create interactive VR content that will propel your experience of an existing mechanical ride into whole new dimensions. They also design and produce bespoke physical ride installations for corporate events, festivals, or permanent installation; and operate their own experimental rides with VR swings touring Europe and Australia, and a permanent fairground ride on Brighton Pier.

Studio Go Go’s team has extensive experience working with clients across the cultural sector and entertainment industry, and work best when producing to commission.

They are world-class creatives and cutting-edge technologists. We develop content that can be distributed globally, to be played locally on mobile VR headsets. Their work ranges from avant-garde audio-visual artworks, to the creation of playful interactive adventures.

Funding, commissioning and partner credits

VR Playground was created by Studio Go Go with support from Without Walls, Arts Council England, Norfolk and Norwich Festival, and Greenwich & Docklands International Festival.
Da Vinci flying machines (formerly known as VOLO: dreams of flight) was created with additional support from City of London and Culture Mile.