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Primordia (2022)
Primordia is an immersive online work that invites you to explore three worlds inspired by Kerolaina’s research into Goddess worship
Game artworks
Orun-rere - Swarm Prototype 4 (2022)
SWARM is a social experiment: a radical reprogramming of the senses to remove binary thinking from sight and listening. A game where communication directly affects the environment, our bodies and our future.
by GLOR1A
Lotus Root (2022)
Sian Fan combines movement, the body and 3D animation to explore the interdependency between people and technology. Lotus Root is an installation exploring ancestry and identity in the digital age.
by Sian Fan
When Our Worlds Meet (2022)
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley creates artwork that archives the experiences of Black Trans people, and communities who can be otherwise underserved. In an immersive installation and new video game, Danielle opens access to worlds designed with The Bandidos, a group of young people from Liverpool.
Low Estate (2023)
Alongside their installation Earth A.D. 2 (2023), Uma presents online adventure game, Low Estate (2023).
Distributed Mind Test (2023)
Sahej Rahal's video game artwork drops you into a sprawling post-apocalyptic landscape where all traces of humanity have been wiped.
by Sahej Rahal
Mother, Player (2023)
Angela Washko's experimental hand-drawn video game features pregnancy and early parenthood stories from artists during the global pandemic.
Layers of Reality: The Cat (2018-2024)
Loopntale's detective puzzle game uncovers how human and non-human life coexist within urban spaces.
by Loopntale
outdraw.AI (2022 - 2024)
outdraw.AI is a game that explores new forms of creativity that resist the technological gaze of artificial intelligence.
(darkforest) The Zone of Ghosts (2026)
Sahjan Kooner creates expansive, speculative worlds that question the technological, social and racialised structures shaping our daily lives. Guided by the belief that imagination is our most important form of technology, this new exhibition invites us into a world created in collaboration with young people aged 12-19 from Liverpool and Leigh.
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