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conspace rooms

A free maze game — play it in your browser, no install. walk-through labyrinth of artworks, in the browser or as a gesture-controlled projection. with uvaliss

by @sinaida-space · sinaida-space/conspace-rooms on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON SINAIDA-SPACE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 19 Oct 2026

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Controls: Walk: one fist (two fists run); the walk keeps to the corridor's middle

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Add ?lang=ru or ?lang=en to any page for the language. The mirror is a backup copy: ?mirror keeps you on GitHub Pages and the browser remembers it. Gesture control works there too: the hand tracker is served from the site itself.

A walk-through web installation by Sinaida and UVALISS (Alisa Feer). Eighteen works from the SOULS series by UVALISS hang in a labyrinth of half-lit rooms that the browser builds as you walk. There is no map and no signage. A rose in the corner grows with every work you meet; find all eighteen and an arch of roses rises out of the clouds to let you out.

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