The Bear Path Project creates intentional community experiences where people connect, create, and belong through facilitated creative making. We use hands-on activities like textile craft, wreath making, painting as the vehicle for genuine human connection, measurable stress reduction, and authentic community belonging across care homes, corporate organisations, schools, and community settings.
Exploring the interaction between technology, culture and society, Ground Resistance was a two part installation for MK International Festival 2016 which focused on the concept of the ‘smart city’ and how Milton Keynes appears through the data it generates. In centre:mk, a projected representation of Milton Keynes formed the heart of an immersive installation where … Ground Resistance
An Outlands workshop gently introducing the OpenGL Shading Language for creating interactive digital pieces that respond to improvised movement and sound, solo or collaboratively. It covered a short history of shaders and their use in computer-hardware innovation and ended with a show-and-tell, using ShaderToy as the platform; no prior programming needed (bring a laptop with … Outlands Workshop #3: Transforming Symmetries