Panopticon, 2013
Exhibited in the North Lodge, University College London, Aug-Sep 2013.
Panopticon: Experimental Tales of Jeremy Bentham was an exhibition/experiment using technology to augment artefacts, create multiple narratives through them, and automatically curate the visitor experience. It featured works from UCL's collection of the 18th Century philosopher best known for the prison he designed, the Panopticon. This project was commissioned by the Arts & Humanities Research Council, and done in collaboration with David di Duca, Stephen Gage, Clio Heslop, Suzy Hogg and Ollie Palmer. More information here.
Panopticon, 2013
Exhibited in the North Lodge, University College London, Aug-Sep 2013.
Panopticon: Experimental Tales of Jeremy Bentham was an exhibition/experiment using technology to augment artefacts, create multiple narratives through them, and automatically curate the visitor experience. It featured works from UCL's collection of the 18th Century philosopher best known for the prison he designed, the Panopticon. This project was commissioned by the Arts & Humanities Research Council, and done in collaboration with David di Duca, Stephen Gage, Clio Heslop, Suzy Hogg and Ollie Palmer. More information here.
