C R O S S R O A D S: Digital Immersive Experiences

a new series and partnership

Thursday, May 28
Molten – Dorothy Di Stefano – Digital Immersive Experiences

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This week we welcome Dorothy Di Stefano, Founder and Director of Molten Immersive Art. Molten Immersive Art is a collective of experiential artists who, through the use of art, design, and technology create world-class immersive experiences that inspire child-like wonder.

Global thought leader, speaker, creative strategist, and director of Molten Immersive Art, Dorothy Di Stefano leads a collective of experiential artists who create large-scale, site specific, digital immersive experiences. As an ambassador for the arts and with 20 years’ experience, Dorothy sits on many cultural committees and has a world-wide following on LinkedIn which includes organizations like Adobe, Google, and Apple. She uses this platform to highlight the importance and impact of art on our world and to showcase the work of global immersive artists.

Dorothy was named one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices for 2019 and she is the only Australian to sit on the ‘Experiential Design’ judging panel for the prestigious ADC 99th Annual Awards in New York.

About C R O S S R O A D S:

All of us have witnessed change in our society like never before in human history. While the change has been dramatic on some fronts, others forms have been accelerated. No matter the cause, or the driving factor in what is thought to be the greatest impact, times such as this can drive humanity to evolve. It enables us to be more resilient if we are willing and able to take capture the opportunity to pivot the way we think in order to improve human lives through creative thinking and taking action.

C R O S S R O A D S, hosted by CRTKL, is a time to celebrate thinkers and their transformational ideas that will impact our lives and the world as we know it. We will also dive deep into how thinking has shifted as change fuels creative and innovative responses to a new frontier. The series is open to the community at large. Finally, we open each session to all of you, to ask questions and seek further meaning. Learn more.