Proof to the world that I do work, occasionally.
In 2009 I began collaborating with Theresa Caruana, a Nottingham-based artist specialising in collage, live performance and projection, to extend and combine our current interests (both sharing a desire to enliven space with technology).
The VIPR (Virtual Immersion in the Public Realm) platform is a flexible combination of hardware and software through which a designer can [...]
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B. Bedwell and B. Koleva, "Demonstrating Coherent Interactions between Personal Mobile Devices and Situated Installations," in Proceedings of the Joint Workshop "Mobile Interaction with the Real World" (MIRW 2007) and 5th Workshop on "HCI in Mobile Guides" (MGuides 2007) in Conjunction with the 9th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile [...]
In the first year of my PhD I participated in the deployment and evaluation of the Future Garden project: a collaboration between the MRL, the UoN Architectural History and Theory Group, Dance4, Willi Dorner and others. Future Garden allowed members of the public to explore the hidden past, present and future of Nottingham’s Sneinton Market [...]
Through Anywhere Somewhere Everywhere (née Anywhere née Hidden Spaces) we hoped to provide an exploratory experience for individuals of Nottingham city centre. We presented aspects of the city that have become unavailable, or are off the beaten tourist-track, using an approach combining mobile-based video-, photo- and text-trails alongside multimedia content, live performances and physical exploration [...]
The Baghdad 2009- installation demonstrates one potential application of the VIPR platform, in this case used for exhibition of artistic and cultural content relating to a particular country and city.
Baghdad 2009- is an interactive installation built upon the VIPR platform that allows the user to navigate a virtual Iraqi landscape to find and view web-content, [...]