A diagram of Elena Marco's Emotional Relationship with the Home research project. The image shows a cross section of a house, annotated with various anthropological concepts.
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Lunchtime Talk: Home Made Visible

Fri 17 Oct 13:00-14:00

In this Lunchtime Talk, Elena Marco and Sarah Hayball discuss Home Made Visible, a study using their own homes to explore how storage and domestic spaces affect wellbeing.

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Dancing at the Edge: Container Magazine Retrospective

Fri 10 Oct 17:00-19:30

An informal social event and opportunity to engage with a retrospective of experimental digital art - from video games to music, computer viruses to documentaries - created for Container Magazine.

Picture of Russell with text that reads " October meet up, russell bender, 'playing with plays and technology"
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Make Shift Meet Up - October 2025

Tue 7 Oct 18:00-20:00

A space for early career creatives (18 to 30s...ish) to come together and learn from people making and working in creative industries. Join for a session on 'managing and highlighting expectations'

A 3d rendered image of children playing in a green landscape reminiscent of a yard - two children and a dog play on a rope swing tethered to a tree to the left of the image.
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Lunchtime Talk: Moving Worlds

Fri 3 Oct 13:00-14:00

Director Sacha Wares shares her evolving understanding of the language of movement in virtual reality narrative.

A group of people wearing masks and excavating a model city
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Lunchtime Talk: From Ashes

Fri 26 Sep 13:00-14:00

Action Hero talk about their process for city-wide participatory project ‘From Ashes’

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Lunchtime Talk: Finding Home

Fri 19 Sep 13:00

For this Lunchtime Talk, join us, as after nearly 5 years as the Research Lead at Watershed, we say goodbye to Furaha Asani.

A holographic display showing the text "Holographic Metaverse"
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Lunchtime Talk: Holographic Displays

Fri 12 Sep 13:00-14:00

This talk will take the audience on a focused, visual tour of holographic displays — examining what’s already possible today and what remains in the realm of science fiction.