Join us for an Artist Walkthrough to learn more about the experimental digital art processes and collaboration between Wiradjuri-Scottish artist April Phillips and her core creative team, Jordan East and Pat Younis.

Together, they pushed the limits of technology, combining real-time motion tracking, 3D assets, and Mocap (motion capture) to create this interactive experience.

Date: Saturday 9 March

Time: 10-11am

Location: RS1, 5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown

Light refreshments available.

More about Body Place:

Body Place is an immersive exhibition with an interactive digital world built on First Peoples knowledges, experimental processes, and new technologies. Experience a gamified story cycle of intergenerational healing – led by Wiradjuri-Scottish artist April Phillips, with Pat Younis, Jordan East, Warren Foster Jnr., Mark Leahy and Alvin Zhong.

April Phillips is a Wiradjuri-Scottish woman of the Galari peoples, based on the Yuin Nation. April is aligned with representations of Indigenous futurism and intergenerational healing to celebrate the potential of computer art for a new world.

In real time, the companion sky spirit takes the audience for a celestial virtual walk on Country – from the depths of subterranean soils, to a ground-level play space, ascending to meet the clouds.

Leveraging boundary-pushing technologies, Body Place combines real-time person tracking and motion capture. This allows audiences to roam an expansive illuminated 14-metre screen, in Utp’s purpose-built space.

Exhibition Dates: 2-30 March

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