Keynote · 26 November · 18:00 h. · UOC

Electronic Garments, XR and Exposing Invisible Stories from the Body: Research Through Embodied Practice

by Camille Baker

About the presenter

Camille Baker is an artist-performer / researcher/curator and recently maker of immersive storytelling on XR work that exposes often invisible women’s health experiences and concerns, through participatory performance and interactive artworks. She develops methods to explore expressive, extended embodiment in real, extended reality contexts through immersive and performative experiences, using haptic and sensor interfaces.

Her most recent artwork is Mammary Mountain, with collaborators Maf’j Alvarez and Tara Baoth Mooney on the experiences and stories of survivors and patients of Breast Cancer treatment in the UK and Ireland, touring at Venice Biennale Film Festival 2024 Immersive Program, London Film Festival BFI Expanded 2024, and Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2024 and others - mammary-vr.art ; and its earlier sibling VR /haptic installation artwork, INTER/her: An Intimate Journey Inside the Female Body inter-her.art/, shortlisted for the LUMEN Prize 2021 in the 3D / Interactive category.

Camille is a Senior Tutor for the Digital Direction Masters Programme at the Royal College of Art, and a Professor of Interactive & Immersive Arts Profile on RCA staff page and at camillebaker.me.

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