Damp – Experience of poetry through reading, clicking and scrolling

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Conceived and designed by Mackenzie Davidson, Peter Li, and developed in collaboration with Theresa Ma, Damp is an online experience of poetry through digital environments. Created through the marriage of content and context, story and book, poem and website, the poetic experience is as much in reading as it is in clicking and scrolling. All poems (except Charlie) were written and submitted by Theodore Fox, Susie Kim, and Ben Milligan. Created with Three.js.

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