As a creative duo, we combine conceptual arts with hands-on making and a DIY ethos that draws together embedded computing, spatial sound and music, interactive installations, and tactile materials.

 

In our recent and current work, we utilise a variety of cutting edge technologies; visual, sculptural, and material arts; and spatial music to construct ‘cross-sensory collages’. These are ephemeral snapshots of place and time. They are made to be explored, touched, heard, walked around, and moved through. They are microcosms that contain fragments of real, lived experiences, imaginary reveries, and the blurred boundary space in-between.

 

Our approach is grounded in embodied knowledge and we engage extensively with local environments and communities to inform our aesthetic judgement. Typically this involves interviews with local members of the community, engagement with historical materials, extensive audiovisual archiving, and the collection of texture samples.