The guests of the event were welcomed by Triuva’s Polish team at the entrance to the venue, the Pin-Up Studio on ul. Nowogrodzka in Warsaw. And the attractions that followed gave the whole evening an entirely different feel to the function held by the company a year earlier – an elegant ball in the Royal Castle’s historic arcades (Kubicki Arcades). This time, however, they entered a 21st century virtual world. (Luckily for the guests the delicious food served was anything but virtual.)
The opportunity the event provided for meeting up with old friends, colleagues and partners was nothing new, but one nice surprise was when TV personality Dorota Gardias suddenly spoke to us directly from a huge screen. She was hosting Triuva’s presentation from inside a virtual studio designed to highlight the contrast between the virtual world and how very real Triuva’s projects are. Virtual reality, as it continues to evolve, cannot be ignored – which was why a wid