Projects
Memories of the Future
Memories of the Future
An exploration of time, memory and disturbed realities, using AR, spatial audio and binaural sound.
We are interested in exploring ideas of our memory's fallibility, disturbed realities and how small incidents can indicate far larger events beyond our immediate surroundings. We want to take an ordinary, domestic space and recontextualise it using AR and immersive audio, to gradually uncover a bigger, more unsettling story. We are both story-led creatives. As we discover the possibilities of the technology, we're exploring what possible narratives can be opened up.
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£5,000
This is also an opportunity for us to learn, make new connections and lay the groundwork for future collaboration on this ambitious new work.
Meet the artists
Christopher Harrisson
Artist
he/him
Christopher Harrisson is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary artist. He works mainly in animation and projection design, but his practice also spans writing, film and performance. Driven by playfulness, all his work is unified by a desire to tell accessible stories, in whatever form is most appropriate. His projects frequently touch on themes of myth, memory and the absurd.
Jenny Davies
Artist
she/her
Jenny Davies is an award-winning theatre director and audio producer. Her work often uses technology as a way of facilitating accessible storytelling that centres sensory experience. Her audio feature ‘The T-shirt’ was a 2025 Charles Parker Prize winner and was broadcast by BBC Radio 4. Her work is linked by a desire to bring audiences into a world.
