Healthy, safe - people and place
As I continue to think about how I depict healthy interrelationships and the necessary borders, boundaries and peripheries in between; my mind turns to peoples relationships with the places that they inhabit everyday, their physical (and virtual) spaces. I am currently working on a research proposal entitled Shepherd’s shield: Beyond the panic button which explores how to embed safety into real and virtual worlds. It’s an experimental, fully immersive HMD VR project. It could be argued that the practice-based visual arts research published in this journal informs how we go about in the world; Our relationships with each other deeply affects how we respond to the physical space around us. After all, it’s useful to know when one is purposefully being directed down a blind alley ;).. and understanding the intricacies of who benefits, is important. Anyway, the proposal is written and a literature review is underway but even so, making art, processing those deep instinctive...
