In September 2016, the Australian artists joined their English counterparts in London. Together, they experienced the 2016 Unlimited Festival, before travelling to Watershed in Bristol to undertake a week-long Creative Development Lab, which also incorporated the remote input of Unfixed 1.0 artist Sarah Houbolt, who was unable to attend in person.

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The Creative Development Lab enabled the Unfixed artists to:

• Explore new ways of embedding creative technology into their practice;
• Collaborate and exchange skills, knowledge and ideas;
• Engage with the Pervasive Media Studio community and the work of its residents;
• Present outcomes at an event at Watershed at the conclusion of the Lab;
• Establish what is required to successfully deliver Unfixed 3.0 in 2017.

 

AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS

Michele Saint-Yves, a poet and playwright who explores and evokes the lived experience of ‘otherness’.

Daniel Savage, whose digital and installation works investigate the influence and effect of perception.

John Willanksi, a digital artist, filmmaker, puppeteer and creator of a bespoke doodle-based visual language.

 

UNITED KINGDOM ARTISTS

Jane Gauntlett, whose interactive live-art works explore ideas of empathy, neurology and accessibility.

Caglar Kimyoncu, a digital and video artist who also works as a curator and art consultant.

Catherine Long, a dancer who interrogates disability and illness discourses, and the questions these raise.

Aidan Moesby, who creates responsive artistic interventions to encourage personal + communal dialogue.

Tim Wheeler, a theatre maker and arts consultant whose work explores the intersections between disability, technology and the arts

Sue Williams, an illustrator and writer especially interested in notions of perception and perspective.

 

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Financial partner
Unfixed 2.0 is supported by the British Council Australia.