Where I recall A Pair of Red Mittens with White Cross-stitch Patterning and a Train Full of Monsters.
For some reason, for as long as I can remember, I have had a memory that has constantly played on my mind. I wonder, is it because I have replayed it over and over so many times that it is so vivid, or has it always been so? This memory is somewhat problematic, for, as you will see… it leads me to b …
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Barrawoa launches at the Nandiri’ba’nya: Language and Country exhibition at the University of Technology Sydney library.
Barrawao, a new virtual reality experience exploring the deep connection between Language and Country in the Sydney area. It is currently on Display as part of the Nandiri’ba’nya: Language and Country exhibition at the University of Technology Sydney library. Barrawao is co-designed in a col …
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Funding to continue a research collaboration from Create NSW.
A collaborative partnership between myself and Agatha Gothe-Snape has recently received $20,000 funding from the New South Wales government as part of their 360 VISION: Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality Development Initiative. This will enable us to continue to develop ‘Every Act of Reading P …
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A favourite speculative interface.
The Bounty Bear from Wim Wenders’ Until the End of the World is a perfect example of a speculative vision for an interface design that is both playful and critical of emerging technology. The Bounty Bear interface provides access to a virtual environment of data and initially is obfuscating of the u …
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Photos from the launch event of the Nandiri’ba’nya: Language and Country exhibition at the University of Technology Sydney library.
Nandiri’ba’nya can be translated as “we all come together to experience” from the D’harawal Sydney Language and provided by Shannon Foster. More details on the event as it was, can be found here: en.iyil2019.org/events/nandiribanya-language-and-country
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Ali Chalmers Braithwaite and I presented our paper, “Embodied and Disembodied Presentness in the Immersive Explorations of Agatha Gothe-Snape” at the Body of Knowledge: Art and Embodied Cognition Conference at Deakin University in July 2019.
Embodied and Disembodied Presentness in the Immersive Explorations of Agatha Gothe-Snape. “Yves, where are we when we draw?” John Berger, Berger on Drawing[1] This paper centres around the ongoing creative and conceptual collaboration between the visual artist Agatha Gothe-Snape and the authors. EVE …
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How might we display (or otherwise represent) complex metadata in virtual realty?
Rachel Hendery, Kate Richards and myself have come together to work on an experimental project with a software output we are calling the Fields of View Object Explorer. We will extend on the above question and explore ways of visualising metadata relationally in the contexts of both space and time. …
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