Part of my research has been through the creation of immersive art exhibitions.
Immersive interactive installations serve an important part of adding to the cultural vibrancy of our city. They explore the potential for curiosity, creativity, wellbeing, and general enthusiasm for the magic of immersive experiences.
Immersive experiences shift from the “look but do not touch” models of art. The aim is to have the public interact and think about the spaces they are entering. Audiences become part of the experience rather than observers, they become immersed in the creative world.
Some of my work in this area includes:
Jeremy Mayall 