Latasha

A live, real-time concert experience featuring the performer Latasha, built as a platform validation showcase for next-generation performer systems. The show functioned as a full-stack testbed for new avatar technologies, real-time capture pipelines, modular content systems, and live performer-audience interaction - deployed simultaneously across PC and VR.

Served as a foundational platform milestone, validating core systems that would later become part of the scalable performer and platform architecture. The project established early proof for modular construction workflows, cross-platform parity, real-time interaction models, and next-generation avatar pipelines - forming the technical groundwork for future platform development rather than a one-off show build.

Led the development and integration of early-stage platform systems, including:

• Next-generation performer avatar architecture and visual style foundations
• Advanced facial capture and facecap pipelines
• Suitless full-body capture workflows
• Early modular construction systems that evolved into the platform's scalable content architecture
• Real-time performer–audience interaction frameworks, including live audience staging and direct on-stage interaction
• State-driven avatar transformation systems, enabling peak-state visual transitions (performer-triggered glow states)
• Cross-platform runtime architecture, supporting synchronized live deployment across PC and VR