An Autobiography with Collision Detection

Intelligence Matters opens Negative Space in public beta – a walkable first-person 3D exhibition built in the browser by Jacob Hägg.

The title names the technical condition of the room: personal studio work arranged inside a game-engine floor plan where every wall, plinth and frame carries rigid-body collision geometry.

The opening hang edits the main hall down to core works across image, design and code, anchored by a full-profile study of a scraped white Chevrolet Silverado on a studio cyclorama.

Rather than scrolling a vertical feed, visitors navigate the rooms on foot, choosing viewing distance, angle and sequence in real time.

Alongside the main hall, the building plan establishes the dark archive room for Brashy Studios (2011–2020) and expansion thresholds for future wings.

Negative Space runs continuously in desktop and mobile browsers at negspc.intelligencematters.se.