Join us for an immersive evening with artists talks about artworks that expose and stretch the boundaries of our individual perceptions. With projects exploring unpredictable and convoluted corridors of our bodies, our brains and the machines around us. Such as Turbulence, a unique mixed reality project exploring movement, disembodiment, and the fragility of perception, drawn from XR artist Ben Joseph Andrews’ personal experience with a brain condition characterized as ‘the opposite of déjà vu’. In the award winning VR project Emperor, Marion Burger movingly invites us to alternate between a father who has lost his speech to aphasia, and a daughter who is trying to communicate and connect with him. Meanwhile Aluta Null, winner of the Faku’gesi XR award, uses Augmented Reality and dark humor to unlock the complexity of mental health in PHANTOM, and Lauren Lee McCarthy and Kyle McDonald present Voice in My Head, allowing us to hear everything we never knew we wanted to say in real-time. Finally, a sneak peak into the intense immersive dance performance One Two, which brings dancers and audiences together in total sensory deprivation.