Other speakers
Peter Moyes; Louise Harvey; Leah Barclay
The VR project "Thirst" utilises VR technology, stylised 3D animated graphics and an infrasonic score to draw attention to the activity of flora and fauna within the soil. It is hoped that the embodied sensory experiences that immersion in such VR experiences afford will contribute to a broader cultivation of environmental sensitivity and wise management of precious natural resources such as water.
Thirst continues a series of Design and Digital Media Research Seminars convened by the Griffith Centre for Creative Arts Research in 2018. The seminar will be presented on Southbank campus in S07_4.03. Participants can join the seminar by videolink on Nathan Campus at N78_4.26.
Dr Louise Harvey is a 3D artist and filmmaker who has been combining her interests in animation production, research and teaching since 2001. Louise lectures in Animation at Griffith Film School;
Dr Peter Moyes is a Creative Producer in Animation Research and Program Convenor of Animation at Griffith Film School. Peter's interests include holistic approaches to tertiary education, live music-animation relations, and experiential animation in VR;
Dr Leah Barclay is a sound artist and researcher working at the intersection of art, science and technology and specialising in spatial audio for immersive environments; Leah is a postdoctoral researcher at Griffith's Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre.
Event categories
Event contact details
- Andrew Brown
- 373 56252