About
Artist Glenda Rolston, one of our Immersive Arts recipients of the Experiment grant (£20,000), is inviting members of the public to take part in audience testing for the first prototype of 'Echoes of Remembrance', a new virtual reality artwork exploring memory, family and dementia.
This is an opportunity to experience an early version of the work and help shape its future through valuable audience feedback.
What to expect:
• An 8–10 minute virtual reality experience using a VR headset.
• A short guided feedback conversation afterwards.
• Around 30 minutes in total.
No previous VR experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to share your thoughts. Audience feedback will play an important role in informing the next stage of the artwork's development.
Drop in between 10am and 4.30pm, or contact GlendaRolstonArtist@gmail.com to book a slot on either day, and help shape the future of 'Echoes of Remembrance'.
'Echoes of Remembrance' is supported by Immersive Arts, a UK-wide programme supporting artists to explore immersive technologies.
About Glenda Rolston
Glenda Rolston is a multidisciplinary artist and arts facilitator based in Limavady, Northern Ireland, and is one of the artists who has received funding from Immersive Arts UK with support from Nerve Centre.
Her work explores memory and identity, influenced by her experience of dementia care.
About Immersive Arts UK
Immersive Arts is a groundbreaking, UK wide programme aimed at breaking down the barriers for artists to create and engage with immersive technologies, through an inclusive and accessible programme of funding, training, research and events.
