Fri 12 Sep 2025
In Person
Join us for an Inspiration Day in Brecon and discover all things Immersive Arts
Would you like to explore immersive technology within your creative practice? Are you thinking of applying to our 2025 funding round? This Inspiration Day will demystify immersive arts and show you how technology can enhance your creative work.
Who is this Inspiration Day for?
We welcome artists from all backgrounds, art forms, and career stages. These sessions are a starting point for artists to explore how immersive technologies could influence their creative practice—and to get an insight into immersive tools, techniques and opportunities. It is also a chance to learn more about the Immersive Arts programme, speak to our team and hear from some of our current cohort of funded artists.
If you are not yet working with immersive technologies, this event is especially for you.
About Immersive Arts
Immersive Arts is a funding and support programme launched in 2024 for UK-based artists. It helps artists develop their work using immersive technologies through an inclusive and accessible programme of funding, training, research, and events. Since October 2024, Immersive Arts has offered artists in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland the opportunity to access a vibrant community of peers, training, mentoring, and vital funding.
Producer for Wales (she/her)
Based at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Allie is co-founder of Yello Brick, creating award-winning events and digital experiences for 14 years. With expertise in theatre, digital tech, marketing, and producing, she has worked on Bordergame (National Theatre Wales), Rescape Innovation (VR for NHS), and The Culture Group, managing Google projects with physical events and digital outputs.
Producer for Wales (she/her)
Based at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Lisa is a producer, artist, and curator whose work explores digital storytelling, immersive technologies, and community engagement. She has worked for organisations such as BBC, University of South Wales and National Trust as well as across a myriad of other artists and individuals who have shaped her work and thinking.
